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Had marsayas flayed alive
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460 BCE
similar in appearance to delphi charioteer |
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Delphi Charioteer
commemorate the chariot victory in Pythian Games
-held at Delphi every four years in honor of Pythean Apollo
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Discobulus
Myron
460-450 BC |
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Ludovisi Throne
severe style
archaic transition to early classical
subject and authenticity disputed
Persephone - ritual robing of cthonic goddess
Aphrodite - rising from the sea |
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450 BC
one of the first Greek statues to portray human emotion as a significant part of the subject
Mourning Athena |
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Riace Bronzes
Warrior A & Warrior B
460–430 BCE
archaic - early classical
contrapposto - weight on back legs |
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Harmodius and Aristogeiton Kritios and Nesiotes
477 BC
kill tyrants |
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gay lovers
Zeus Abducting Ganymede, ca. 470 BC, Polychromed terracotta acroterion from the Temple of Zeus at Olympia |
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