Ancient Greek Art I: Archiac

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3 Major Types of Ancient Greek Art Periods

- Archaic

- Classical

- Hellenistic

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Democracy
power to the people
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Greeks and non Greeks were called what?

- Greeks= Hellas

- Non Greeks= barbarians

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What was used to make statues in Greece?

Stone as it's environment was close to the mountains, i.e marble and other stone materials

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Geometric Krater

- Large vessel that is used to mix water & wine

- This is a funerary marker

- Abstract looking

- Story is seen, specifically a funeral scene of a deceased person

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Kouros

- One of the earliest life size statue of a peep

- Man seems fit, and formal pose (like the egyptians)

- Monumental statue

- Facial features look more stylistic

- Male is presented nude

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Kouros
Young man
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Kroisos from Anavysos

- Another statue of a kouros

- Much more realistic & detailed

- Facial features are more proportianite

- More life like

- Tomb marker for Kroisos, who died in battle

- Nude

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Peplos Kore

- Fully clothed woman

- Similar hair style to the Kouros

- Kore is wearing a peplos (garment)

- Missing left hand

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Kore
Young woman
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Greek Temple plan
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Peristyle
a colonnade (columns) surrounding all 4 sides
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Cella/naos
the chamber at the center of an ancient temple holding a cult statue
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Pediment
A triangle area between the roof & the entablature frieze
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Entablature
part of the temple between the columns & roof
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Frieze
ornamental horizontal band on a wall
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Different Types of Column Orders

- Doric

- Ionic

- Corinthian

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Doric
simple capital, frieze of metopes & triglyphs
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Ionic
Volute capital, continuous frieze
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Corinthian

Leaf like capital, con't frieze

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Temple of Hera I, Paestum, Italy

- Doric Style

- Swelling like columns (Entasis)

- Closely spaced columns

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Entasis
a swelling like appearance to the column
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Kleitias & Ergotimos, Francois Vase

- Volute Krater

- Black Figures (meaning the figures were painted black)

- Kleitas painted me & Ergotimos made me (signed by them)

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Euthymides, Three Revelers (red-figure amphora)

- Revelers= dancing peeps

- Red figures (meaning the figures are left red, everything else is painted black)

- "Euthymides painted me as never Euphronios [could do]" basically saying that Euthymides is better painted than Euphtonios

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Different Krater Types

- Amphora= storage jar

- Hydra= container for water

- Krater= container for mixing water & wine

- Kylix= Drinking vessel

- Pyxis= Jewelry box w/ lid

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Dying warrior, from the west pediment of the Temple of Aphaia, Aegina, Greece,

- Fallen warrior with the Archaic style braids and smile

- More movement like

- Doesn't really seem like a dying person

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Dying warrior, from the east pediment of the Temple of Aphaia, Aegina, Greece

- Has armor

- Classical era features are shown

- Posture looks realistic, seems more defeated

- Defeated look

- This & the other Dying warrior shows the transition from Archaic to Classical era

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How do we know that statues didn't look white and in fact has color?

By using ultraviolet light, the patterns, shapes, designs, and the color that was once on the statues is revealed to us