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Explore the impact of Hinduism, Buddhism, and meditation on Indian and Chinese art, while delving into the influences on Japanese art. Contrast the Three Periods of Ancient Greece and iconic architectural styles such as the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian Orders.

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  1. Compare and contrast the two paintings below. The left is an eastern landscape and the right is a western rendition.

  2. Please answer in complete sentences • Explain how the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism influence the architecture and sculpture of India. • How does meditation impact Chinese art? • What has influenced the art of Japan? • Choose one Japanese art style and identify its major characteristics.

  3. ANCIENT GREECE

  4. The Three Periods • Archaic Period (650-490b.c.e.)-natural beauty of the human form • Classical Period (480-323b.c.e.)-sought realism then moved toward the universal ideal of beauty • The Hellenistic Age (323-145b.c.e.)-art achieved a new ideal and emotional directness.

  5. Archaic Period (650 to 490 b.c.e.) • Focus on the natural beauty of the human form. • Characteristics-arms held stiffly at the sides, fists clenched, the left foot in front of the right, and a slight smile

  6. The Egyptian influence

  7. Classical Sculpture (480-323bce) • Spear-bearer (Roman copy) 440 b.c.e. • Kritios Boy 490 b.c.e. • ______ figures, usually an athlete or a god, yet approachably human

  8. Discus Thrower by Myron, 450 b.c.e. • Complex and expressive motion, while maintaining harmony and balance.

  9. Riace Warrior, 450 b.c.e.Torso S-Curve createdby placing the figure’sweight on the right foot.Contrapposto Pose

  10. The Parthenon (447-432 b.c.e.)Dedicated to AthenaProportions are based on the Golden Rectangle

  11. The Golden Rectangle

  12. Three Goddesses, from the Parthenon’s east pediment, c. 438-432 b.c.e.

  13. The Hellenistic Age (323-145b.c.e.) • These sculptures explored new techniques to show __________ in light • Bold display of movement • The artists broadened the range of subject matter

  14. Greek Vase Painting • These vases offer the best examples of how the Greeks drew and painted. • Few wall paintings survived.

  15. The Doric Order • Used in the Parthenon

  16. The Ionic Order

  17. The Corinthian Order

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