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Dying Warrior,
ca. 480 BCE
east pediment,
Temple of Aphaia, Aegina |
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POLYKLEITOS
Doryphoros,
bronze original
ca. 450 – 440 BCE
Marble copy, 6’ 11” high
Naples Museum |
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“counterpoise” or “counterbalance”
Used to describe a human figure standing with most of its weight on one foot so that its shoulders and arms twist off-axis from the hips and legs. This gives the figure a more dynamic, or alternatively relaxed appearance |
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480 BCE:
Athens defeats
Persia |
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“Kritios Boy,”
ca. 480 BCE
Classical
Marble, 3’ 10” high
Acropolis, Athens |
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Head of an archer,
East Pediment, ca. 480 BCE
Temple of Aphaia, Aegina
Archaic |
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Kritios Boy,
ca. 480 BCE
Acropolis, Athens
Classical |
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Charioteer, ca. 475 BCE
Bronze, 5’ 11” high
Delphi, Greece
Classical |
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detail face Charioteer, ca. 475 BCE
Bronze, Delphi
Classical
compare/ contrast to dying warrior of the archaic style |
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East front and
north flank,
Temple of Hera II,
ca. 460 BCE
Classical
Paestum, Italy
compare to the archaic style temple of aphaia (500-490, aegina, greece) |
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reassembled column,
Temple of Zeus,
ca. 470 – 456 BCE
Classical
Olympia |
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reconstruction, model Temple of Zeus,
ca. 470 ‐ 456 BCE
Classical
Olympia |
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detail temple of zeus freize
ca. 470 ‐ 456 BCE
Classical Olympia |
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East pediment,
ca. 470 – 456 BCE
Temple of Zeus
Olympia
Classical |
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East pediment,
ca. 470 – 456 BCE
Temple of Zeus
Olympia
Classical
Left to right:
Oinomaos, Zeus, Pelpos, Hippodamia |
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Lapith & Centaur; Apollo.
West Pediment,
Temple of Zeus,
ca. 470 ‐ 456 BCE
Classical Olympia |
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Seer,
east pediment,
Temple of Zeus,
ca. 470 - 456 BCE
Olympia
Classical |
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| pathos: feeling, suffering |
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Athena, Herakles, and Atlas with the apples of the Hesperides.
Metope from the Temple of Zeus,
ca. 470 ‐ 456 BCE
Classical
Olympia
this is a freize inside the temple of zeus |
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Transverse section with reconstruction of
the cult statue of Zeus
Temple of Zeus,
ca. 470 ‐ 456 BCE, |
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Warrior
(found at Riace),
ca. 460 – 450 BCE
Bronze, 6’ 6” high
Classical
compare to the structures at the east pediment on the temple of zeus |
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Zeus (or Poseidon?),
ca. 460 – 450 BCE
(found at Cape Artemission)
Bronze, 6’ 10” high
Classical |
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detail face: Zeus (or Poseidon?)
(Cape Artemission)
ca. 460 – 450 BCE
Bronze Classical |
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detail face: Warrior (Riace)
ca. 460 – 450 BCE
Bronze Classical |
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MYRON: Diskobolos
bronze original
ca. 450 BCE
Marble copy, 5’ 1” high
Classical |
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MYRON: Diskobolos
bronze original
ca. 450 BCE
Marble copy, 5’ 1” high
Classical |
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POLYKLEITOS: Doryphoros,
bronze original
ca. 450 – 440 BCE
Marble copy, 6’ 11” high
Naples Museum |
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POLYKLEITOS: Doryphoros,
bronze original
ca. 450 – 440 BCE
Marble copy
Vatican Museums |
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