Name: Young Girl Gathering Crocus Flowers

Material: Fresco paint on stone

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Location: Room 3 of House Xeste

Country: Greece

Style: Coming of age, shaved head, profile

Name: Figure of a Woman With a Drawing Showing Evidence of Original Painting and Outlining Design Scheme

Country: Greece

Material: Stone

Dates: Cycladic 3,000 - 1,600 BCE

 Style: Stylized through specific proportions, multiple strangely placed eyes, straight line through legs, and folded arms.

Name: Reconstruction of the palace complex

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Style: Labryinth, very open

Name: Kamares Ware Jug from Phaistos

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Ceramic

Style: No specific items, Flowy patterns

Name: Bull Leaping

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Fresco wall painting

Style: Minoan bodies (cylindrical, on toes, tall and lanky, tiny waists, curly hair), Stylized through elongation, colorful (blue), believed to be astronomical

Name: Woman or Goddess with Snakes

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Cylindrical, funny headdress, once brightly colored, fierce

Name: Harvester Vase

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Depth and perspective, large community joining of some kind

Name: Bull's-head Rhyton

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450

Materials: Stone, crystal, wood

Style: Super-ultra naturalistic

Name: Octopus Flask

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Ceramic

Style: Stylized through marine style, free flowing lines, ocean life

Name: Vapheio Cup

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Gold

Style: repousse (relief by pushing out, not in), Minoan pose, naturalistic pose

Name: Landscape (Spring Fresco)

Country: Greece

Dates: Minoan 1900-1450 BCE

Material: Fresco Wall Painting

Style: Curvy lines, colorful, not naturalistic, no subject

Name: Reconstruction of Citadel at Mycenae

Dates: Mycenaen 1600-1100 BCE

Country: Greece

Style: Random, high walls, fortress-like

Name: Mask of Agamemnon

Country: Greece

Dates: Mycenaen 1600-1100 BCE

Material: Gold

Style: Funerary mask, repousse, might not even be Agamemnon

Name: Lion Gate

Country: Greece

Dates: Mycenaen 1600-1100 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Relief, stones hold the stones in place

Name: Tholos, The So-Called Treasury of Atreus

Country: Greece

 Dates: Mycenean 1600-1100 BCE

 Material: Stone

Style: Rounded, corbeling all the way up to reate the cone like structure, topped with the capstone that keeps the stones from falling in on one another

Name: Exterior View of Tholos, Treasury of Atreus

Country: Greece

Dates: Mycenean 1600-1100 BCE

Materials: Stone

Style: Much like the Lion Gate, this gateway has layering in the stone as well, removal of merely one stone will cause the structure to collapse. Bitch dont you even THINK about touching dat stone

Name: Fucking Tholos The So-Called Treasure of Atreus AGAIN

Country: Greece

Dates: Mycenean 1600-1100 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: The same as the past two slides but this is the inner view. Like, come on. Corbeling. Lots of damn corbeling.

Name: Ajax and Achilles Playing a Game

Artist: Exekias (potter and painter)

Country: Greece

Dates: Geometric 900-700 BCE

Materials: Black Figure Painting on Ceramic

Style: Profile, elongated, stylized

Name: Funerary Krater

Country: Greece

Dates: Geometric 900-700 BCE

Material: Terra Cotta

Style: geometric, lots of patterns, not naturalistic (triangles for torsos), the arms up signifies anguish

Name: Reconstruction Drawing of the Treasury of the Siphnians

Country: Greece

Date: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Style: Frieze, caryatids(female figures that take the place of columns), once painted brightly, ionic

Name: Battle between the Gods and the Giants

Country: Greece

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Frieze, wraps around Sanctuary of Apollo, was painted, hieratic scale, dismiss

Name: Temple of Hera I

Country: Italy

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Doric Order, Peripteral temple, entasis (the columns swell rather than being straight up and down)

Name: Temple of Aphaia

Country: Greece

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Limestone made to look like marble, doric order, people change position not size to fit in frieze

Name: Dying Warrior

Country: Greece

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: in left corner of east pediment in Temple of Aphaia, dynamic pose and expression, low to fit the frieze

Name: Metropolitan Kouros

Country: Greece

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Standard pose, body getting more realistic but not quite there

Name: Peplos Kore

Country: Greece

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Woman so she's clothed, traces of red in lips and hair, cylindrical

Name: Death of Sarpedon

Artists: Euphronios (painter) and Euxitheos (potter)

Country: Greek

Dates: Archaic 600-480 BCE

Material: Ceramic

Style: Light on Dark rather than dark on light (called red figure) [first]

Name: Kritios Boy

Artist: Kritios

Country: Greek

Dates: Early Classical 480-450 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: Most naturalistic thing they'd ever seen!!!, weight shift, belly button, hair still stylized

Name: Charioteer

Country: Greece

Dates: Early Classical 480-450 BCE

Material: Bronze

Style: Very dignified and serious, proper look on face, great detail esp. in the hair

Name: Warriors A and B

Country: Greek

Dates: Early Classical 480-450 BCE

Material: Bronze and lots of shit

Style: weight shift, first old face, still idealized body

Name: Recreation of Pheidias' figure of Athena

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Gold and Ivory

Style: Extravagant. Won over the people under the reign of Perikles

Name: Parthenon

Artist: Kallikrates and Iktinos

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Materials: Stone

Style: Doric order, extravagant (finest white marble), under reign of Perikles, perfectly proportionate

Name: Photographic mock-up of the east pediment of the Parthenon

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Frieze on Parthenon, under Perikles reign, change positions to fit

Name: Lapith Fighting a Centaur

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: deep relief, part of the Doric frieze on south side of Parthenon, chiasmic (x-shaped) to capture a moment

Name: Horsemen

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: from the Ionic frieze on north side of Parthenon, under reign of Perikles, ideal inhabitants, gives message that Athen is the shit.

Name: The Spear Bearer

Artist: Polykleitos

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Style: Set the canon of proportions, basically perfectly proportioned, the most ideal man ever, bent leg, divided by active and nonactive left and right - contrapposto (the balancing of tense or supported with relaxed or at ease elements in a figure)

Name: Marshals and Young Women

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: from Ionic frieze on east side of the Parthenon, idealized people to make Athens awesome, relief, depth, detailed drapery, women (clothed)

Name: Erechteion

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: Under reign of Perikles, part of Acropolis, IONIC ORDER, asymmetrical to show houses many shrines

Name: Porch of the Maidens (Caryatid Porch)

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Stone

Style: women are strong, holding up the building, hair made thick to support the building, bent knee, knees bend one way on one side and another on the other to create symmetry, under reign of Perikles, part of Erechtheion

Name: Nike (Victory) Adjusting Her Sandal

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: in Temple of Athena Nike in Acropolis under reign of Perikles, relief, her clothing seems light and forms to her body (discreetly erotic), wing balances unstable pose to keep proportion

Name: Woman and Maid

Country: Greece

Dates: High Classical 450-400 BCE

Material: Ceramic

Style: White-ground technique (white background), quiet sadness

Name: Hermes and the Infant Dionysos

Artist: Praxiteles or his followers

Country: Greece

Dates: Late Classical 400-325 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: Very human moment, very naturalistic, beautiful drapery, no longer stolid, smooth body vs. rough cloth

Name: Aphrodite of Knidos

Artist: Praxiteles

Country: Greek

Dates: Late Classical 400-325 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: Naked woman :O, smooth body vs. rough cloth, bent pose

Name: The Scraper (Apoxyomenos)

Artist: Lysippos

Country: Greece

Date: Late Classical 400-325 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: pointing out, athlete after workout, tall and slender, doesn't follow canon of proportions (too perfect)

Name: Alexander the Great Confronts Darius III at the Battle of Issos

Country: Greece

Dates: Late Classical 400-325 BCE

Material: Painting

Style: Actual highlights and shadows to give 3-D look to people, dramatic and active,

Name: Reconstruction Drawing of the Theater at Epidauros

Country: Greece

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Style: on a hill, seats and steps and aisles, orchestra = dirt circle at bottom, sound was amplified correctly, used for more than plays (religious ceremonies)

Name: Dying Gallic Trumpeter

Artist: Possibly Epigonos

Country: Greece

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Material: Bronze

Style: Sorrowful to show sadness in war, spiked hair, mustache, enemy but heroic in defeat, Expressionism (deliberate attempt to elicit a speicific emotional response in the viewer)

Name: Reconstructed west front of the altar from Pergamon

Country: Greece

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: Ionic columns, massive frieze that tells the story of the battle between the gods and the giants

Name: Athena Attacking the Giants

Country: Greece

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: Athena is strong, deeeeeep relief, invades space by coming out of the wall, diagonals

Name: Laocoon and His Sons

Artist: Hagesandros, Polydoros, and Athanadoros

Country: Greece

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: extremely tormented, sad, from the story of the Trojan war "beware Greeks bearing gifts", sculpture in the round

Name: Nike (Victory) of Samothrace

Country: Greece

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: forward lean balanced by enormous wings going back, hard shadows, contrast between skin, fabric, and feathers

Name: Aphrodite of Melos

Country: Greek

Dates: Hellenistic 325-31 BCE

Material: Marble

Style: reflects Praxiteles work, distant stare, smooth skin against rough drapery (erotic tension), bent knee