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This document provides a summary of Greek art history from 3000 BC to the 20th century AD. It covers major periods and styles including Minoan art on Crete from 3000-2000 BC characterized by bull leaping scenes, Cycladic figures from 2700-1100 BC, Mycenaean art from 1600-1100 BC with gold masks and cups, geometric styles from 900-700 BC, and Archaic sculpture like the Kouros from 700-480 BC. Subsequent sections cover Classical, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine art and Greek art in the 15th-20th centuries. Key works discussed include the Parthenon, Laocoön, works by El Greco and modern artists like Eng

Education

History of Art
In Greece
3000 B.C – 20th Century A.D
ΠΑΡΟΥΣΙΑΣΗ ΠΟΥ ΠΡΟΒΛΗΘΗΚΕ ΣΤΟ
ΑΜΦΙΘΕΑΤΡΟ ΤΟΥ LUDWIG GEORG
GYMNASIUM DARMSTADT (27/02/2015)
ΓΕΝΙΚΟ ΛΥΚΕΙΟ ΡΑΦΗΝΑΣ
ΠΡΟΓΡΑΜΜΑ ΑΔΕΛΦΟΠΟΙΗΣΗΣ

3000 B.C – 2000 A.D
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B.C
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A.D

North
entrance
of the
palace of
Knossos,
Crete
during the
Minoan
Period.

Bull-Leaping (Tayrokathapsia), a bull worshipping
ritual.(Minoan art)

Earrings resembling bees. Cycladic statuettes.
Cycladic Art

Golden Cups and
Goblets.
(Mycenaean Art)

Golden Mask
of
Agamemnon
(Mycenaean
Art)

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A.D
750 B.C – 480 B.C
B.C

King
Croesus
depicted on a
(Red-Figure)*
vase.
*Method of
Painting

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0
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A.D
480 B.C – 423 B.C
B.C

Statue of Zeus or
Poseidon
Fight between a Centaur and
a Lapith (Parthenon)

The Abduction
of Persephone
(AMPHIPOLIS)

Golden Urn with the ashes of King Philip
II of Macedonia.

Silver Lekythos
(pottery) decorated
with a circlet made
of golden leaves

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0
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A.D
323 B.C – 30 B.C
B.C

(Left)
Aphrodite
of Milos
(Right)
Winged
Victory of
Samothrace

Boy on a
Horse
(National
Archaeological
Museum of
Athens)

(Left)
Justinian I
(Middle)
Virgin Mary
holding
Jesus
(Right)
Constantine I

The Church of
Saint
Demetrius
(Thessaloniki)

Byzantine
art
exhibits
(Byzantine
& Christian
Museum)

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0
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A.DB.C
1541 A.D – 1614 A.D

The Birth
Jesus
carrying
the Cross
Artist: El –Greco

The Burial of the Count
Orgaz
Artist: El –Greco

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0
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19th Century A.D – 20th Century A.D
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A.D
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A.D
19th Century A.D – 20th Century A.D
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A.D
19th Century A.D – 20th Century A.D
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Volos Harbor Artist: Konstantinos Volanakis

Krifo scholio*
*Secret School
Artist: Nikolaos Gyzis

Portrait of a
child
Artist: Nikolaos Gyzis

Artist: Nikiphoros
Lytras
Christmas
Carols

Artist: Georgios Jakobides
Misbehaving
Grandchild

Artist: Yannis Tsarouchis
Home with
Caryatids

Artist: Nikolaos Engonopoulos
Poet and the
Muse

Artist: Nikolaos Engonopoulos
Theseus and the
Minotaur

Artist: Spyros Vassiliou
The Table during
Clean Monday*
*Celebration Day

Door to the Beach
Artist: Spyros Vassiliou

Artist: Yannis Gaitis
Odysseus and
the Sirens

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