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| Geometric, Archaic, Classic, Hellenistic |
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| "Golden Mean Ratio"; Canon established by Polykleitos |
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| first exterior paint; bees wax and pigment combined |
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| modern glass artist that connects to Roman glass works |
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| Ruler during Greek "Golden Age"; Athens; Commissioner of artwork |
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| established ideal human form/canon |
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| designer of the Acropolis; developed "wet look" |
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| changes canon to more slender form; s-curve |
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| brings movement to form; artist for Alexander the Great |
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| Only temple on the Acropolis that is totally ionic in style |
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| 700-480BCE; "Smile"/"Mask"; rigid and static figures; stone used for sculpture |
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| 323BCE-30CE; human movement animated |
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| Patricians (aristocrats) and Plebians (commoners) |
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| Architectural Painting Style |
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| "illusion" of nature indoors |
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| public, urban meeting area for many people |
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| destroy earlier works that represent a discontinued/old/thrown out idea |
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| descriptive swirls in calligraphy |
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| large houses with openings in the roof |
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| using words in abstraction |
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