Greek Pottery • Categories: – Stone Age • 6000 B.C. • Geometric and simple styles and colors – Early Bronze Age • Pottery wheel – Late Bronze Age • More elaborate designs – Sub-Mycenean (Dark Age) • Revert back to crude, homemade pottery 900 B.C. --Archaic Period Less geometric History
Greek Pottery. History. Categories: Stone Age 6000 B.C. Geometric and simple styles and colors Early Bronze Age Pottery wheel Late Bronze Age More elaborate designs Sub- Mycenean (Dark Age ) Revert back to crude, homemade pottery 900 B.C . --Archaic Period Less geometric. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Greek Pottery• Categories:– Stone Age
• 6000 B.C.• Geometric and simple styles and colors
– Early Bronze Age• Pottery wheel
– Late Bronze Age• More elaborate designs
– Sub-Mycenean (Dark Age)• Revert back to crude, homemade pottery
900 B.C. --Archaic PeriodLess geometric
History
Greek Pottery
• Pottery was used to “store, transport, and drink liquids such as wine and water” (Encyclopaedia Britannica)
• Lysippides Painter– Worked 530 to 510 B.C.– Black figure
• Andokides– Invention of red-figure
• Psiax– Worked c. 525 B.C. – c. 510 B.C. Athens– Used everything; red figure, black figure, etc.– First painter to show complex human body paintings– Worked for Andokides
Greek PotteryPotters
Misc. Pictures
Theseus. From Theseus and the Gathering of the Argonauts. Attic red-figure calyx, 460-450 B.C. Bronze hydria, 4th century
B.C.Late Geometric Period Oinochoe With Battle Scene. 750-725 B.C.
“clay potty chair”
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