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<p>Tivoli General</p>

Tivoli General

Rome, Italy, Republican period, idealism in roman period, ideas of fertility and wisdom, made to look older in face but younger body

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<p>Lefkandi Centaur </p>

Lefkandi Centaur

early iron age, eurboia, greece, clay, evidence of trade (maybe with egypt), new artistic style, found in tomb

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<p>Mantiklos Apollo</p>

Mantiklos Apollo

archaic period, eurboea, greece, bronze, asking for something in return, daedalic style, evocative of archaic structures, geometric

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<p>Daedalic Style </p>

Daedalic Style

named for daedalus, based in crete, inspired by luxury crafts of near east - ivories, bronze, silver, gold, nude goddess, triangular, crimped hair

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what is a votive sculpture

a sculpture dedicated to a god in a santuary

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what is amazonomachy

scenes of battles between greeks and amazons

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what is thought to be the cause of the stylistic change from the archaic period to the classical period?

victory in the persian wars

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anthropromorphic images

means human-shaped, doesn’t mean likeliness or resemblance between image and person being represented

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<p>Quintus sulpicius maximus</p>

Quintus sulpicius maximus

12 year old prodigy (spoken word), comment in roman funerary monuments to speak to the passerby, flavian period

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epiphaneia

a manifestation of a deity or visitation of a deity

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bronze age (greece)

organized around palatial centers, traded with egypt, near east, etc. more advanced than greece

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<p>Mycenaen art</p>

Mycenaen art

example of palatial systems, hunting and war motifs, named a lot of pieces off of characters from iliad

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<p>minoan art </p>

minoan art

“hippie” picking flowers, sometimes boxing motifs

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<p>cycladic figurines </p>

cycladic figurines

bronze age, level of abstractness, bridge the ancient and modern art style

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bronze age to iron age transition

palatial centers collapse, trade networks fall apart, art becomes simpler, writing is lost, only connect to neighbors

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iron age

seems like “big man” society, bronze age ruins to connect to past, no longer palaces but the oikos (first family in community)

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archaic period

forms polis (city state), specialized craft production on the rise, greece getting it’s shit back together

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ethnos

common ethnic identity, sometimes godly

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koina

political federations of ethne (people or nation)

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egypt

perfected the art and stuck to the system, why a ton of evolution like greece

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panhellenic santuaries (all of greece)

unified idea of greece identity

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<p>geometric bronzes from olympia </p>

geometric bronzes from olympia

main form of sacrifice, cows/cattle, bronze cow is sacrifice forever to zeus

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preferred medium in archaic period

specific stylistic choices, range of materials, sculpture of marble or limestone

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classical period medium

hollow bronze casting, not good for preservation (melt down)

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<p>kouros statue</p>

kouros statue

idealized statue of young male, clenched fist, hair, slender waist and hips, muscle (kritios boy ex of archaic to classical), armor like quality

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kore/korai

young woman/maiden/unmarried, similar hairstyle to Kouros, often clothed, eastern aegean influence in the drapery ( ascending hair and fabric)

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<p>archaic smile </p>

archaic smile

closed mouth smile, means person is alike → person/deity is alike

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<p>caryatid/atlas  </p>

caryatid/atlas

“lady column” that holds up temples

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doric columns

metopes (squares with stories like comics)

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<p>chryselephantine cult statue of zeus at olympia </p>

chryselephantine cult statue of zeus at olympia

pheidias, gold and ivory, doric temple with metopes, severe style, more rounded chin, classical period

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constrapposto

classical period, more dynamic, relaxed styles, movement, weight shift

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<p>idealplastik</p>

idealplastik

idealized hellenic classicism, smooth features, idealized musculature, Doryphoros

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lysippos

visual tricks, smaller heads, torsion, slimmer bodies, extended limbs, propaganda for alexander, mass produced

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classical period funerary statues

classical funerary stele characterized by families, domestic life, insights into private lives

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<p>identifiers for alexander portrait </p>

identifiers for alexander portrait

straight nose, pouty lips, cowlick in center

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Appendage aesthetic

head and body separate, mix and match ex tivoli general

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verism

old face, aged face to look older than you are

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<p>colossus of rhodes</p>

colossus of rhodes

sun god helios, bronze and reinforced iron, fell from earthquake, left fallen, reused for scraps

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<p>colossus of nero</p>

colossus of nero

originally in nero’s palace, later near colosseum, built of himself after part of rome burned

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<p>colossus of constantine </p>

colossus of constantine

acrolithic, hadrian curls and bend in the ear, reused things from good emperors to support his rule, bronze and marble

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what was the subject of the colossal constantine statue before recutting, according to pollini?

emperor hadrian

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what god is the naxian apollo thought to be

apollo, archaic, torso, left foot, left hands,

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which herakles type was found at kleonai

herakles epitrapezios

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what approach do sheedy and pike use to study the marble of the naxian statues

stable isotope analysis

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acrolithic

a statue composed of a combination of materials like stone, wood, and bronze

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herakles temple at kleonai

relaxed confidence, position of authority, herakles epitrapezios, club and lions skins, at the table

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archaizing

making things look older to look more legitimate, make up precedent, aged to fit modern perception

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ekphrasis

verbal representation of a visual representation, longer description like poem

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kopienkritik

copy criticism, looking for slight variations and trying to understand the original form, hellenistic → lots of figurines with molds so lots of copies, roman period → lots of copies at all sizes