Late Classical Art: Fourth Century

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Last updated 4:49 AM on 11/13/22
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Aphrodite of Knidos
________: first major showing of a Goddess in the nude.
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Round Temple
Tholi (plural) Tholos (singular)
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Praxiteles
Athenian Artist commissioned for statues of Aphrodite
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Praxiteless style
Melting Gaze, Crinkly hair, Marble material, polished face
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Aphrodite of Knidos
first major showing of a Goddess in the nude
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Important Character of Classical Art
Soft Sensuality
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Lysippos
Rival to Praxiteles
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Lysipposs style
taller slender figures, hyper naturalistic
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Theatre by Polykleitos the Younger
built with acoustics in mind, carved into a hillside, used for rituals dedicated to Dionysus
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Orchestra
the dancing place
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Skene
2 parts, wall facing orchestra had painted panels for set designs, inside part for storage
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Cuneus
the viewing place
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Hermes and Dionysus, Praxiteles, Olympia, ca 340 BC
Hermes holding grapes to tease Dionysus, extreme contropposto
Hermes holding grapes to tease Dionysus, extreme contropposto
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Apoxymenos "The Scraper", Lysippos, ca 330 BC
An athlete using olive oil to scrape grime off
An athlete using olive oil to scrape grime off
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Weary Herakles, Lysippos, Farnese, ca 320 BC
extremely muscular, hyper naturalistic, strong yet fatigued, holding apples
extremely muscular, hyper naturalistic, strong yet fatigued, holding apples
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Theatre, Polykleitos the Younger, Sanctuary of Asklepios, ca 350 BC
Best preserved theatre of ancient Greek world, carved with acoustics in mind, used to worship Dionysus with performances
Best preserved theatre of ancient Greek world, carved with acoustics in mind, used to worship Dionysus with performances
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Choragic Monument of Lysikrates, Athens, ca 334 BC
plays made for competitions, winner receives bronze tripod, momument base for trophy
plays made for competitions, winner receives bronze tripod, momument base for trophy