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The document summarizes archaic Greek sculpture and architecture from 625-480 BC. It describes early votive figures made of clay and the development of the kouros and kore styles of nude male and dressed female figures. It notes that ancient Greeks were more concerned with their earthly existence than the afterlife. It provides examples of specific archaic sculptures like the Kore of Phrasikleia. It also describes the development of Greek architectural orders like Doric and Ionic styles and provides examples of early temples and sanctuaries built during this period.
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Ancient Greek civilization stretched around the Mediterranean from 1100 BCE to 31 BCE and was united by language, religion, and culture. Notable archaeological sites, literature, and Hollywood depictions have shaped our understanding of ancient Greece, though the civilization developed over many periods. During the Archaic period in the 6th century BCE, life-sized marble sculptures called kouroi and korai became popular as votive offerings, showing advancing artistic skills in realistic proportions and drapery. The Classical period saw further artistic refinements like naturalistic poses and perspective, exemplified by the Parthenon and sculptures of the 5th century BCE in Athens. Under Hellenistic rule after Alexander's death, Greek influence expanded widely and artistic styles
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The document provides an overview of ancient Greek art from the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods. It discusses the Greeks' locations in mountains and islands, their beliefs in gods like Zeus and Poseidon, and their democratic system of living. The highest developments of Greek art were in painting, architecture, sculpture, and pottery. Key art forms included frescoes, kouros and kore sculptures, and decorated pottery. Greek art influenced later Renaissance works and architectural styles like the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian columns.
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The document provides an overview of ancient Greek art from the Geometric period through the Late Classical period. It discusses the evolution of sculpture and architecture, including the development of the human form in art and the rise of temples like the Parthenon. Key artists and their styles are also mentioned, such as Praxiteles, Lysippos, and Polykleitos.
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This document provides summaries of several artworks from ancient Greece including:
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2) A pitcher from 600 BCE decorated with silhouetted animals and rosettes in the Orientalizing style.
3) The Temple of Hera from 550 BCE, one of the earliest standing temples in Paestum with a peripteral design.
4) Several other Greek sculptures are briefly summarized including the Dying Warrior, Kouroi figures, and the Parthenon.
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The document provides an overview of Greek art timelines from the Geometric period to the Hellenistic period in 3 sentences or less for each period. It covers the main styles including Geometric, Archaic, Severe, Classical, and Hellenistic styles. Key developments include the emergence of pottery decoration in the Geometric period, the introduction of kouroi and korai statues in the Archaic period depicting gods and warriors, and increased naturalism and named sculptors like Phidias in the Classical period known for works like the Parthenon.
Characteristics Of Greek Architecture
The document provides information on Greek architecture and the Parthenon building. It discusses that Greek architecture was known for its temples and open air theaters which used simplicity and symmetry. It also describes the three main architectural styles of ancient Greece - Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. Additionally, it provides details on the construction and purpose of the Parthenon building in Athens between 447-432 BCE. The Parthenon was built as a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena and used mathematical formulas to achieve precise proportions.
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Ancient Greece was the birthplace of Western civilization between 900-30 BCE. Some of the defining aspects of Greek culture included democratic city-states, a human-centered worldview, and the worship of many gods. Over time, Greek art evolved from geometric to naturalistic styles, with an increasing focus on idealized human and mythological figures. Major periods included the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic eras. The Parthenon exemplified Classical Greek architecture and sculpture at its height under Pericles in Athens. Works depicted gods, heroes, and important myths, often with balance, symmetry, and mathematical proportions. As Greek culture spread, it had lasting influence on Western art, philosophy, and society.
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The document summarizes the major periods in ancient Greek and Roman art, including the Geometric period known for pottery with angular lines and simple figures, the Archaic period which saw the emergence of kouros statues, and the Classical period where Greeks examined the human form to create idealized representations. It also discusses the three classical Greek architectural orders of Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian, and how Romans built upon and developed Greek artistic traditions in sculpture, architecture, painting and mosaics.
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The document summarizes the evolution of classical Greek art and architecture from 700 BCE to 30 BCE. It describes the key periods and styles including the Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic eras. Major works discussed include the Parthenon, sculptures like the Doryphorus, and artists such as Phidias who decorated Greek temples and captured ideal human forms.
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Greek art began around 760 BCE and progressed through the Geometric, Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods. The three main architectural styles of Greek temples were Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian columns. The Parthenon, built in Athens during the Classical period, is considered the greatest example of pure Greek architecture. Greek pottery styles included black figure pottery, where figures were painted in black on a red background, and red figure pottery, where the reverse occurred.
Greek Art and Architecture
The document provides information on Greek art and architecture. It discusses that Greek temples were built to honor gods and celebrate civic power. It describes the three Greek architectural orders of Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian. It highlights the Parthenon as an important temple built in the Doric style on the Acropolis in Athens. It also mentions Greek pottery, sculpture, and theaters as other influential art forms in ancient Greece.
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The document provides an overview of ancient Greek culture from its earliest civilizations through the recognized ancient Greek culture. It discusses how the Greeks focused on government (democracy), art, architecture, philosophy, and sport. Athens took pride in its creation of democracy. Cities commissioned art and architecture to honor gods and beautify cities. Greek thinkers are still honored today. The Greeks worshipped various gods through sacrifice, ritual, and festival.
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Class 08 greek art-part ii
- 1. For the Glory of the Deities, Warriors, and Athletes Part II Art and Architecture of Ancient Greece Class 08
- 2. Sculpture- Human Figure: Archaic Period (625 480 BC) Began in proto-geometric and geometric periods ? Made votive figures using clay Archaic period Nude male (kouros) Well-dressed female (kore)
- 3. Ancient Greeks - no obsession with the afterlife. Mostly concerned with the comfort of their earthly existence. Often sought to immortalize their own actions and beliefs through art. Attitude towards secularism and the focus on ones' self as a living being paved the way for the development of classical Greek thought which in turn became the foundation of the western civilization as it developed to our day.
- 4. Kore (Phrasikleia) by Ariston of Paros and Kouros, lifesize, circa 550 B.C. Found in a pit at Merenda in Attica in 1972. •
- 5. Archaic Sculpture Kore from Chios
- 6. All of the Kouros (male) and Kore (female) statues represent; state sponsored subjects or designed as decorations of religious buildings, or as immortal reminders of the virtues of a --deceased.
- 7. Archaic Sculpture Calf Bearer (Maschophorus) c. 560
- 8. Kouros from Anavysos 530 BC Kroisos
- 9. • • Kouros Marble, lifesize, circa 540 B.C. Found at the cemetery of Anavysos On the base a verse was carved: • "Stand and grieve at the tomb of Kroisos the dead, in the front line slain by the wild Ares"
- 10. • • Kouros Lifesize, circa 550 B.C. From the island of Melos
- 11. • • Aristodikos, Marble, circa 500 B.C. 1.95m tall The name Aristodikos is carved at the statue's base. This Kouros has short hair and the hands are not attached to the sides of the body. The statue with its more rounded, less stylized characteristics, and with its light pose (it is not as "stiff" as other kouroi,) represents a forward step in the development of art, and prepares the ground for the eventual move towards classical sculpture.
- 12. .Terracotta sculpture Zeus and Ganymede ¾ th of lifesize 500-475 BC. AMO
- 13. Charioteer (c.470 BC) Kritian Boy (c. 480 BC)
- 14. Severe Style Harmodius and Aristogeiton by Kritios and Nesiotes 477/76 BC Set up in Athens to mark the overthrow of the tyranny were said to be the first public monuments to actual people.
- 15. Architecture –Sanctuaries Depended heavily in the use of column and lintel as the basic constructional elements Favored rectangular of circular plan Began the use of marbles as the material for walls and columns
- 17. Parthenon
- 18. Orders of Greek architecture Two main styles (or "orders): Doric and the Ionic. The names were used by the Greeks themselves. Reflects their belief that the styles descended from the Dorian and Ionian Greeks of the Dark Ages. This is unlikely to be true. The Doric style was used in mainland Greece and spread from there to the Greek colonies in Italy.
- 19. Ionic style : used in the cities of Ionia (now the west coast of Turkey) and some of the Aegean islands. More relaxed and decorative. Doric style : more formal and austere. Corinthian style : More ornate. A later development of the Ionic. These styles are best known through the three orders of column capitals, but there are differences in most points of design and decoration between the orders
- 20. Three Orders of Greek Architecture
- 21. Temple of Artemis, Korkya (600-580)
- 22. Parthenon
- 24. Propelaea
- 25. The Temple of Hephaistos at Athens, late 5th century BC.
- 29. The Erectheon, Acropolis of Athens, late 5th century BC.
- 30. Erechtheon – Caryated Figures (421-405)
- 31. Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi
- 33. Architectural Sculpture Reconstruction drawing of the east pediment of the Temple of Aphaia, Aegina. C. 490 BC
- 35. Poseidon