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Classical Greek

Meka George Art 3000 - 27 BCE College Inglés 4,0Valoración media 4,0 de 5 (1 valoración)

Mind map of Classical Greek art: Geometric, Archaic, 5th Century Athens and Late Classical periods

Mind map: Classical Greek art

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Classical Greek

  1. Geometric

    • Dipylon Krater
      • Pilons - large trapezoidic blocks 5 ft. in height Used as grave stone Drain on bottom Registers- horizontal bands Horror vacui High handles for men, low for women Meander- backwards S shape
      • 700s
  2. Orientalizing

    • Corinthian Black Figure Amphor with Animal Frieze
      • Wine Storage Amphora Over-painting- not glazed (not bonded with surface of jar) Animals have naturalistic poses
      • 600s
  3. Archaic

    • Ajax and Achilles Playing at Dice
      • Contains inscriptions that identify figures First story-telling vase Name featured on art (Exekias) Black slip on red clay No- Horror vacui
      • 500s
    • Three Revelers
      • Red figure vase  Three drunk men walking First seen example of foreshortening Unusual views (3/4 and rear view)
      • 500s
    • Kouros
      • Contrapasto pose to show walking Quadrifacial- has four sides Polychromy
      • 600s
    • Peplos Kore
      • Hair, eyes, lips and clothes are tinted pink (Polychromy)   Encaustic painting Female
      • 500s
    • Kroisos
      • Buffer Kouros  Muscles are fuller from the back Legs display bent motion Archaic smile  Polychromy seen in hair
      • 500s
    • Temple of Hera I
      • "The Basillica" Doric Style 9x16 columns Echinus discs look flattened by weight No logical place for cult image
      • 500s
    • West Pediment Sculpture (Aphaia Temple)
      • Dying warrior trying to pull arrow from chest Archaic smile Adjustment of poses
      • 400s
  4. Transitional

    • Kritios Boy
      • Weight shift- contrapposto  Idealism Better depiction of walking No smile because he already seems lifelike
      • 400s
    • Temple of Aphaia
      • Doric Temple 6x12 for columns Taller than Hera I columns Entasis- columns bulge in middle Colloidal Echinus discs Columns superimposed    - illusionary
      • 500-400
    • East Pediment Sculpture
      • Development of weight shift Figure clasping shield No smile
      • 500s
    • Zeus/ Poseidon
      • Meant to either hold a trident or thunderbolt Bronze casting  Free standing 
      • 400s
    • Doryphorous
      • Polykleitos Soear is missing Made using ratios for easy repetition of ideal proportions Originally cast in Bronze Contrappasto 
      • 400s
    • The Parthenon Sculpture
      • Frieze- continuously wrapped sculpture Engaged columns Gods shown reclining Gods look like big Athenians
      • Women shown frontally  1. Love of goddesses 2. Ideal female figure 3. Marketing
      • 400s
  5. 5th Century Athens

    • Temple of Athena Nike
      • Kallikrates Small votive to Athena Originally had a railing Doesn't have porch on all sides Amphiprotic style Ionic
      • 400s
    • Grave Stele of Hegeso
      • Hegeso- daughter of Proxinos Under 16 when she died Holding a box, examining her dowry
      • 400s
  6. Late Classical

    • Choragic Monument of Lysikrates
      • Over-pompous trophy showing Corintian style 
      • 300s
    • Hermes w/ Infant Dionysus
      • Praxiteles Originally dangling grapes in front of him Shows shift from rigid to softness Worked in marble
      • 300s
    • Aphrodite of Knidos
      • Praxiteles Preparing to bathe One of the first full female nude sculptures
      • 300s
    • Head of a Woman from Chios
      • Thought to be Praxiteles original Sense that the figure is looking through a veil Lips are slightly parted
      • 300s
    • Apoxymenos (Scraper)
      • Lysippos May have been a public sign Fig leaf over privates Move towards lither figures Illusions of movement
      • 300s

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College Art 3000 - 27 BCE Mapa Mental sobre Classical Greek, creado por Meka George el 04/03/2015.
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