Greece III Classical and Hellenistic Ages: Political and Aesthetic Developments East & West in the Ancient World: Contact, War, and Cultural Exchange Timeline of Greek…

1. ANCIENT GREEK ART 2. CONTEXT • What kind of philosophy dominated Ancient Greece? • What was the ideal for Greeks? • What type of religion did they have? • What…

1. The Greek World 2 2. Dark Age of Greece Downfall of Mycenaeans loss of knowledge 3. Figure 5-2 Geometric krater, from the Dipylon cemetery, Athens, Greece, ca. 740 BCE.…

Slide 1Year End Test Part 1 Slide 2 Stele of NaramSin AKKADIAN c. 2300-2200 BCE 6 ½ ft. tall Sandstone Slide 3 Seated Khafre Gizeh, Egypt, Dynasty IV Ca 2520-2495 BC OLD…

1.Greece and the Arts Two-Dimensional Art, Sculpture, and Architecture2. Principles Underlying Greek Art Catchword: Man is the Measure of All Things Even the Gods were anthropomorphic…

1.Chapter 5 - Greek Art-2. Early Greek World 2300BCE 3. Later Greek Colonies 4.   5. Greek Origins Aegean and European traits Formed Independent city states or Poleis Political…

1.Art of Ancient Greece Geometric style – featured triangles, circles, checkerboard shapes used for human and ornamental figures as seen on this krater that was used to…

1.Chapter 5 Gods, Heroes and Athletes: The Art of Ancient Greece2. Greek Humanism Humans were the “measure of all things” – the perfect individual became the Greek…

1.ANCIENT GREECE-- KNOW THY SELF What are the main cultural contributions of the Greeks? What is the structure of their religion and how does it influence art? What is the…

1.  2.   3.   4.   5. Symposium 6. Ostrakon 7.   8. Sanctuary of Apollo, Delphi 9. Santuary at Delphi 10.   11. Funerary Vase (Krater) 12.   13.   14. Pitcher (Olpe)…