Greek Art Final Exam

Iktinos and Kallikrates, The Parthenon. 447–432 BCE. Athens, Greece.

Pheidias, Parthenon Metope with Centaur and Lapith. 447–438 BCE.

Pheidias, Parthenon East Pediment with Seated Female Figures. 437–432 BCE.

Pheidias, Parthenon Ionic Frieze. 447–438 BCE.

Pheidias, Athena Parthenos. Dedicated 438 BCE at the Parthenon.

Pheidias, Olympian Zeus. ca. 435 BCE.

Polykleitos, Diadoumenos. ca. 430 BCE. (study the Roman copy in Athens)

Polykleitos, Doryphoros. ca. 450–440 BCE. (study the Roman copy in Naples)

Paionios, Nike. ca. 430 BCE.

Kritios and Nesiotes, The Tyrannicides. ca. 477 BCE. (study the Roman copy in Naples)

Hephaisteion. ca. 450–415 BCE. Agora, Athens, Greece.

Iktinos (architect), Temple of Apollo Epikourios. ca. 430–390 BCE. Bassae, Greece.

Sanctuary of Asklepios. ca. 380 BCE. Epidauros, Greece.

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. ca. 350–340 BCE. Bodrum, Türkiye.

Praxiteles, Hermes and the Infant Dionysos. ca. 360–340 BCE

Colonna Venus. Roman copy of a Greek marble original by Praxiteles, ca. 350 BCE.

Skopas, Head from a pedimental group, Temple of Athena Alea in Tegea. ca. 340 BCE.

Dresden Alexander. Roman copy of a marble original, ca. 330 BCE.

Vatican Apoxyomenos. Roman copy of a Greek bronze by Lysippus, ca. 330 BCE.

Alexander Sarcophagus. ca. 320 BCE.

Pergamon. 3rd–2nd cent. BCE. Bergama, Türkiye.

Sanctuary of Asklepios, Kos. ca. 160 BCE. Kos, Greece.

Hermogenes, Temple of Artemis, Magnesia. ca. 175 BCE. Tekin, Türkiye.

Daphnis and Paionios of Ephesus, Temple of Apollo, Didyma. ca. 330 BCE and later. Didim, Türkiye.

Cossutius, Temple of Olympian Zeus, Athens. 2nd century BCE – 2nd cent. CE. Athens, Greece.

Copenhagen Demosthenes. Roman copy of the bronze original by Polyeuktos, ca. 280 BCE.

The Pergamon Altar. ca. 175–150 BCE.

The Dying Gaul Trumpeter. Roman copy of a bronze original by Epigonus, ca. 220 BCE.

Pythokritos of Rhodes(?), Nike of Samothrace. ca. 180 BCE.

Hagesandros, Athenedoros, Polydoros, The Laocoön Group. 2nd century BCE or 1st century CE.

Stephanos, Orestes and Elektra. 1st century BCE.

The Lely Venus. Roman copy of the original by Doidalsas, ca. 200–150 BCE.

Venus de Milo. ca. 125–75 BCE.

Seated Boxer. ca. 100–50 BCE.

Attic white-ground lekythos with seated woman in front of a tomb. ca. 410–400 BCE.

Meidias Painter, Attic red-figure hydria. ca. 410–400 BCE.

The Cyclops Painter, Lucanian red-figure calyx-krater. ca. 420–410 BCE.

Nile Mosaic, Sanctuary of Fortuna, Praeneste. 2nd cent. BCE.