The document outlines key elements of the Hellenistic world from 323 to 31 BCE, focusing on figures like Alexander the Great and notable art and architecture such as the altar of Zeus in Pergamon and famous sculptures. It references historical events, artistic works, and significant cultural contributions from the era. The material includes descriptions and dates of significant artistic and architectural achievements.

1. The Hellenistic World
323-31 BCE

2. Alexander the Great
356-323 BCE

3. Alexander the Great, 3rd c. BCE

4. Alexander the Great, c. 330 BCE

5. Aristotle Tutoring Alexander
Leon Gerome Ferris, 1895

6. The Taming of Bucephalus
André Castaigne, 1899

7. Alexander Mosaic, c. 100 BCE

10. Pharos of Alexandria (Reconstruction)

12. Hellenistic Architecture
and Sculpture

13. Pergamon

14. Ancient Pergamon, 19th-c. Drawing

15. The Altar of Zeus, Pergamon
c. 180-160 BCE

17. Battle of the Gods and the Giants

19. Pergamon Sculptures

20. The Dying Gaul, c. 220s BCE

21. Gaul Killing Himself and His Wife, c. 220 BCE

22. Nike of Samothrace
c. 200-190 BCE

25. Laocöon and His Sons
c. 150 BCE-1st c. CE