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Girl Gathering Crocus Flowers
Minoan New Palace
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Figure of a Woman
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Seated Harp Player
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Kamares Ware Jug
Minoan Old Palace |
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Bull Leaping
Knossos
Minoan New Palace |
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Harvester Rhyton
Minoan New Palace |
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Bull's Head Rhyton
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Citadel at Mycenae
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Mask of Agamemnon
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Lion Gate at Mycenae
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Treasury of Atreus
Mycenaean
Tholos tomb = above-ground burial places for elites |
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| rubble and mud bricks faced with cut and finished stone |
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| process in which a metal copy is made from an original wax image |
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| Delicate decoration with fine wires |
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| mehod of metal decorations; powdered nigellum (a black alloy) rubbed into fine engraved lines on a silver or gold surface and fused with heat |
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| application of gold to another material |
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| murals painted on wet plaster |
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| murals painted on dry plaster |
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| vessel for pouring liquid |
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| rattle-like instrument; shown in "The Harvester Rhyton" |
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| technique of pushing metal up from the back of a sheet; shown in ""Vapheio Cup" |
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main room in an axial plan palace
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| Elegant new ceramics during old palace period due to introduction of.... |
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| Mycenaean/Helladic culture located on |
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| Cycladic culture time and place |
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6,000-3,000 BCE
Islands of Cyclades |
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Old Palace 1900-1700 BCE
New Palace 1700-1450 BCE
Crete and Thera |
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Greek Hero of Trojan War
Main character of Homer's Iliad
Demigod - mother was Thetis, a nymph and father was Peleus, a king
Seer said that Troy could not be taken without his help. Father knew he would die young, so he tried to hide him.
Agamemnon took away Briseis, his war prize, so Achilles refused to fight for the Greeks.
Patroclus, his friend, fought in his place and was killed by Hector.
Slayed Hector outside gates of Troy
Killed by Paris, who shot him in the heel. Whole body invulnerable except for heel- so, weakness=Achilles Heel
Mother tried to make him immortal by dipping him in the River Styx, but held him by the heel, so it remained vulnerable
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| Volcanic erruption on Cycladic island of ______ devastated Minoan civilization and helped with dating. |
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| Abstracted human Cycladic sculptures made of clay or marble were found at _______ |
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| King Minos had a half-bull son called the minotaur who lived in the Labyrinth. Ordered tributes from Athens until Theseus killed it. |
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| Palace Complex of Knossos vs Egyptain palaces |
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Courtyards were the central focus
Not symmetric and organized because earthquakes |
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| Harvester Rhyton vs. ANE and Egyptian processions |
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| Lively, energetic, dynamic people in an emotional celebration |
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compare and contrast minoan wall painting vs egyptian
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Same- outlines drawn first, composite pose
Different- landscapes rather than gods, stylized and bright rather than cool and elegant, more expressive and less reliant on canon of proportions |
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Persian governor who ruled Caria in Anatolia
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus- one of 7 wonders of the world
Grand, lavish tomb for Mausoulus and wife/sister. On hill overlooking city. Rectangular building surrounded by collonade of 36 columns. Marble statues.
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Suicide of Ajax
Exekias
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Discus Thrower
Myron
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Funerary Krater
Geometric
used as grave markers, many outside the Dipylon Gate
Shows funerary rituals |
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Olpe (pitcher)
Orientalizing
White and red slip to add color |
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Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi
Archaic |
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Temple of Hera I
Archaic
Doric order
Entasis
Peristyle |
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Doric Order
No base
Fluted columns
Necking on top of shaft |
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Ionic Order
has base
elongated compared to doric
flutes and fillets |
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Corinthian Order
stylized acanthus leaves |
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Dying Warrior
East Pediment of Aphaia
Archaic
Pathos
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Metropolitan Kouros
Archaic |
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Dionysoswith Maenads
Amasis Painter
Archaic
Black figure painting on amphora |
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Kritios Boy
Early Classical
beginnings of contrapposto |
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Charioteer
Early Classical
survived after being buried by earthquake
feet cast from molds |
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Frolicking Satyrs
Douris
Early Classical
Red figure painting on a psykter |
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Acropolis, Athens
High Classical |
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Parthenon
High Classical
Acropolis, Athens
dedicated Athena Parthenos
math and mechanical skills
commissioned Perikles
harmony and balance through proportions |
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Lapith Fighting a Centaur
High Classical
Metope of the Doric Frieze of Parthenon
elegant draped cloak
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Spear Bearer
Polykleitos
Early Classical
"The Canon"
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The Propylaia
High Classical
Acropolis
1st museum |
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Temple of Athena Nike
High Classical
Acropolis
Amphiprostyle
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Erechtheion
High Classical
Acropolis
Includes Porch of the Maidens
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Grave Stele of a Little Girl
High Classical |
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Grave Stele of Hegeso
High Classical |
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Woman and Maid
Achilles Painter
High Classical
Lekythos
White-ground technique
quiet saddness
painted with tempera |
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Hermes and the Infant Dionysos
Praxiteles
Late Classical
red lips and hair
humanized gods
longer body, smaller head in proportion to "Spear Bearer" |
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Aphrodite of Knidos
Praxiteles
Late Classical
one of 1st nude women in ancient Greek art |
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Man Scraping Himself
Lysippos
Late Classical
Cleaning self with strigil
Wide leg stance |
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Apollo Belvedere
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Seated Boxer
Hellenistic
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Theatre at Epidauros
Hellenistic
altar to Dionysos |
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Dying Gallic Trumpeter
Epigonos
Hellenistic
altar at Pergamon
on brink of death
inspires both pity and admiration
wearing torc |
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Gallic Chieftain Killing his Wife and Himself
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Laocoon and His Sons
Hellenistic
Trojan priest
anguished expressions |
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Nike of Samothrace (Winged Victory)
Hellenistic
powerful |
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Old Woman
Hellenistic
aging follower of Dionysos |
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Aphrodite of Melos (Venus de Milo)
Hellenistic
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| columned pavilion open on 3 sides |
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| arrangement, proportions, and appearance of columns and lintels |
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| column shafts get bigger in the middle and smaller at the top |
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| Curly thing on top of ionic column |
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| a quality that evokes pity or saddness |
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| clothed female sculptures representing deities, priestesses or nymphs |
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| nude male sculptures showing gods, warriors, or athletes |
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| draped rectangle of clothed pinned at shoulders and belted like a blouse |
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female worshippers of Dionysos
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| social gathering of rich and powerful men |
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| opaque, water-based medium often mixed with gule or egg whites |
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| Geometric period funerary art focused on... |
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| Orientalizing period began where? |
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| 3 philosophical concepts of early classical period |
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| humanism, rationalism, and idealism |
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| name for sculptures found in Ionian Sea |
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| war where Sparta fought against Athens |
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| sculptor in charge of rebuilding Acropolis |
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| Corinthian order flourished during what period? |
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goddess of marriage
cow and peacock are sacred |
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"Spear Bearer"
"The Canon"
High Classical |
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in charge of rebuilding Acropolis
gold and ivory statue of Athena in Parthenon
bronze statue of Athena Promachos (Defender)
High Classical |
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"Pothos" (Desire)
worked on the Mausoleum of Helicarnassus
"Maenad"
Late Classical |
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"Hermes and the Infant Dionysos"
"Aphrodite of Knidos"
Late Classical
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no surviving original works
"Man Scraping Himself"
"The Weary Herakles"
Late Classical |
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| year of first Olympic games |
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| Period in which vase painting flourished |
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This statue was deiscovered near an ancient Greek...
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| 3 sections cities should be divided into, according to Hipposdamos |
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| mix of water and gum arabic as binder |
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| uses acrylic polymer as binder |
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image to be printed is raised from background
woodblock
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image to be printed is to be cut into a flat piece of metal
engraving- sharp tool to make lines
etching- acid to make lines
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| image to be printed is drawn on a flat piece of metal with a greasy crayon-wax resist |
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| image to be printed is made by paint or ink forced through screen |
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