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The document summarizes key details from a week 6 reading on Ancient Greece: 1) It discusses the subject matter depicted on the metopes of the Parthenon - Greeks vs. Amazons, Greeks vs. Trojans, Gods vs. Giants, and Centaurs vs. Lapiths. 2) It mentions that the West Pediment of the Parthenon depicts Athena and Poseidon battling for rights to the city of Athens. 3) It provides a brief overview of the Erechtheion, built to replace a temple destroyed by Persians, with an unknown architect and eclectic design styles.
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- 1. Week 6 October 6, 2010
- 2. Readings: Pages 120 – 141 (the rest of the Greek chapter) We will be finishing up Greece today and Monday – on Monday, we will compare/contrast Ancient Greece to the Roman Empire
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- 4. Entasis
- 5. Mixture of Doric and Ionic
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- 11. East Pediment – Birth of Athena from Zeus’ Head Nashville
- 17. Phidias, Marshals and Young Women from the "Panathenaic Procession" East Frieze, Parthenon
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- 26. Comparison of Sculptures Ladies First. . . .
- 27. Archaic
- 28. Classical
- 29. Praxiteles 350 bc – Roman copies
- 31. 425 bc
- 32. 250 – 220bc Hellenistic
- 33. Hellenistic
- 35. Hellenistic
- 38. And, now, the gentlemen . . .
- 39. Archaic
- 40. Classical
- 41. Polykleitos
- 46. 460 – 450 bc Warrior of Riace
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- 48. Hellenistic
- 49. Laocoön and His Sons Athanadoros, Hagesandros, and Polydoros of Rhodes
- 57. Geometric 900 – 700 bce Archaic 600 - 480 bce Classical 480 – 350 bce Hellenistic 350 to 1 st century ce