Greek Art and Archaeology

Jan 03, 2025

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Uncover the rich history and artistic mastery of Greek artifacts through this immersive journey. From elegant statues to intricate pottery, delve into the captivating world of Greek art and archaeology. Discover the significance of these treasures and the stories they tell about ancient civilization. Explore the evolution of Greek art styles and techniques, and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural influences that shaped this iconic artistic tradition.

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Greek Art and Archaeology

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Greek Art

Greek Art. Classical & Hellenistic. Greek Art. Classical & Hellenistic. Classical Art. Kritios Boy, c.480 BCE. Kritios Boy, c.480 BCE. Kritios Boy, c.480 BCE. Zeus or Poseiden, c. 460-450 BCE. Zeus or Poseiden, c. 460-450 BCE. Myron, The Discus Thrower c. 450 BCE.

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Greek Art

Greek Art. Approx 800-330 B.C. The Greeks. We know very little about the Ancient Greek culture The Greeks are the first culture to write about their own artists.

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Greek Art

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Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art and Archaeology. Lecture 5: Minoan Crete and Santorini. Kamares and Barbotine wares (Old Palace); Minoan Crete. Rock crystal rhyton decorated with gold and faience and stone pyxis from Zakros (Biers 58); stone jug from Mochlos (EM); Gold Bee Pendant from Chrysolakkos, Malia (MM).

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Greek Art

Greek Art. Circa 500-1 BC or BCE. Greek Pots. The only remaining Greek painting is found on pottery. Greek artists were very interested in REALISM. This was the first time in history that Artists signed their names. Themes. Common themes include Greek myths, athletes and stories.

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Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art and Archaeology. Lecture 2: Problems and Methods of Greek Archaeology. Sir John Lubbock (1834 - 1913). Christian Jurgensen Thomsen (1788-1865). Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875). Archbishop Ussher of Armagh (1581-1656). Carl Schuchhardt (1859-1943) (on left) with colleagues at Haltern.

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Greek Art

Greek Art. Geometric, Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic. Greek Philosophy. man is the measure of all things art glorified human form buildings meant to be pleasing to human eye balance, symmetry, proportion. Geometric Art.

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Greek Art and Archaeology

Greek Art and Archaeology. Lecture 9: Geometric and Orientalizing. Geometric and Orientalizing (Protocorinthian and Protoattic). Earings, Agora, mid IX Gold bands, Kerameikos, mid VIII (Biers, 128-29) Reconstruction of box.

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Greek Art and Archaeology

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