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GREEK ARTIDEAL PROPORTIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY

IDEAL HUMAN BEAUTY

COPY FROM NATURE

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GREEK ART3 PERIODS:

ARCHAIC

CLASSICAL

HELLENISTIC

7TH -6TH B.C.

5TH -4TH B.C.

4TH -2TH B.C.

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTURETEMPLES

THEATRES

ACRÓPOLIS

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTURE

TEMPLES

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTURETEMPLES

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTURETHREE ORDERS:

DORIC IONIC CORINTHIAN

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTUREPROPORTION

BEAUTYHARMONY STRICT RULES

DIFFERENT STYLES

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTUREDORIC

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTUREIONIC

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTURE

CORINTHIAN

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GREEK ART. ARCHITECTURE

CORINTHIAN

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GREEK ART. SCULPTUREGODS & HEROES

TEMPLES

HUMAN BEAUTYIDEAL PROPORTIONS OF THE

HUMAN BODY = CANON

MARBLE & BRONZEBRONZE SCULPTURES HAVE

DISSAPIARED BUT WE KNOW ABOUT THEN THANKS TO THE ROMANS COPIES

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GREEK ART. SCULPTUREEVOLUTION

3 PERIODS

ARCHAIC : RIGID. STATIC

CLASSICAL: MORE REALISTIC. IDEAL BEAUTY

HELLENISTIC: EXPRESSIVE AND DYNAMIC

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GREEK ART. SCULPTUREARCHAIC : RIGID. STATIC. KORAI & KOUROI 7TH TO 6TH CENTURY

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GREEK ART. SCULPTURECLASSICAL: MORE REALISTIC.

IDEAL BEAUTY 5TH TO 4TH CENTURY

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GREEK ART. SCULPTUREHELLENISTIC:

EXPRESSIVE AND DYNAMIC

4TH TO 2TH CENTURY

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GREEK ART. PotteryA window into the lives, practices, and beliefs of

a Greek people.

Greek Pottery from c. 1000 to c. 400 BCE provides some of the oldest and most diverse

representations of the cultural beliefs and practices of the ancient Greeks.

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GREEK ART.

PotteryGreek potters

produced practical vessels for wine,

water, oil and perfumes.

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GREEK ART. PotteryThe pot was decorated depended on the decorative style in vogue at the time.Painter and potter (kerameus) were usually, although not always, separate specialists. Greek pottery, particularly in terms of decoration, evolved over the centuries and may be categorized into four broad groups.

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GREEK ART. Pottery Proto-Geometric Pottery

Geometric Pottery

Black-figure Pottery

Red-figure Pottery

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