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Explore the evolution of Ancient Greek art from the Homeric period to the Hellenistic period, encompassing the Archaic, Pre-Classic, Classic periods. Discover iconic sculptures, such as the Kouros and Kora, and masterpieces like the Doriphoros, Nike, Zeus, and Aphrodite of Knidos. Unveil the beauty of monumental sculptures, funeral art, and stylized wooden figures depicting gods and heroes. Delve into the distinct characteristics of each period, from muscular depictions to intricate details, and learn about renowned artists like Myron, Polykleitos, Peonius, Skopas, Phideas, and Praxiteles. Witness the progression in artistry, technique, and storytelling throughout Ancient Greece's rich artistic legacy.
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Periods • Homeric period – 12 – 8 c. BCE • Archaic period – 7 – 6 c. BCE • Pre-Classic period – 490 – 440 BCE • Classic period - 440 – 323 BCE • Hellenistic period – 323 – 1 BCE • Each period is divided into early, middle and late stage.
Monumental sculpture (Lions gate), funeral art, and small stylized wooden sculptures of gods and heroes Homeric period
Archaic period • Kouros – male, nude, frontal, symmetric • Kora – female, dressed, painted, frontal, symmetric • Muscular • Always smile • 2 schools – Doric and Ionian.
Polykleitos - Doryphoros • Javelin thrower • Worked in Argos • Wrote “Canon”, describing the proportions of human body
Peonius - Nike • Masters the motion through the arrangement of clothes