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what is this art
Euphronios, classical greek
demonstrates that bravery cannot protect someone from mortality(Patroclus)
how does euphroninos relate to suffering
heroism may earn honor, but doesn’t prevent death/grief experienced by survivors.

what is this art
Grave stele of Hegesso, classical greek
how does grave stele relate to suffering
Suffering is not always loud or physically violent. It can appear through absence, memory(Andromache mourns)

what is this art
Parthenon Metopes, classical greek
conflict reveals how struggles over order and power can cause suffering (Antigone)
how does metopes
conflict becomes destructive when competing claims to authority are treated as absolute

what is this art
Dying Gaul, hellenistic
Hector faces Achilles knowing that he is likely to die.
what does gaul show
The suffering of an enemy is still human suffering, deserves sympathy/respect

what is this art
Laocoön and his sons, hellenistic
war extends beyond the battlefield to families (Priam)

what is this art
War, The Standard of Ur, Mesopotamian art
what does standard show
society may display wealth, order, and prosperity while still containing suffering and inequality

what is this art
lion hunt. Palace of Ashurbanipal, Mesopotamian art
Gilgamesh cannot defeat death or restore his friend. (like lion’s suffering)
what does lion hunt show
someone can dominate other living beings, but it cannot necessarily overcome mortality