AP Art History: Ancient Greece and that one Perusian temple

Chavin de Huantar

Northern Highlands, Peru.

Chavin 900-200 BCE

stone (architectural complex); Granite (Landon and sculpture); Hammered gold allow (jewelry)

Athenian Agora

Archaic through Hellenistic Greek

600 BCE - 150 CE

Plan

Anavysos Kouros

Archaic Greek

530 BCE

Marble with remnants of paint

peplos kore from the acropolis

archaic greek

530 BCE

marble, painted details

Niobides Krater

Niobid painter

460-450 BCE

clay, red figure technique (white highlights)

Doryphoros (spear bearer)

polykleitos

original 450-440 BCE

roman copy (marble) of greek original (bronze)

acropolis

Athens, greece

iktinos and kallikrates

447-410 BCE

marble

Grave stele of hegeso

attributed to kallimachos

410 BCE

marble and paint

Winged Victory of Samothrace

Hellenistic Greek

190 BCE

marble

Great altar of Zeus and Athena at Pergamon

Asia Minor (turkey)

Hellenistic Greek

175 BCE

marble

Seated boxer

Hellenistic greek

100 BC

bronze

doric

Ionic

corinthian

frieze

Metope (relief carving) & Trigliph (lines)

stylobate

stylobate

continuous flat pavement at topmost step of layered platform and acts as the foundation for the temple

peristyle

continuous row of columns

pediment

low pitched roof at the top of a classical building supported by columns

frieze

long, narrow, horizontal band of painted/sculpted decoration along a wall or buildings exterior ap

capital

Top of a column

contrapposto

standing human figure placing most of its weight on one leg making an unbalanced pose

entasis

swelling of columns

amphiprostyle