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1. ANCIENT GREEK CULTURE

3. amphora ca. 530 B.C.; Archaic Attributed to the Euphiletos Painter Greek Terracotta; H. 24 1/2 in. Human figures as decoration Black-figure technique (not in textbook)

4. SEE TEXT p. 46 Red-on-black

8. Golden Age 480-404 BC (or 480-430 BC) Beginning of Classical Period 76 years! (or only 50) of demos (people) kratos (power) Democracy! (Also an Imperial era)

10. Change in Greek sculpture An illustration of the 3 periods

11. kouros Kouros monumental sculpture of human (6 ft.) Text p. 47 KEY IMAGE

12. What is a kouros? free-standing nude MALE youth. MALE = IDEAL sculpture would be outside a temple or serve as a grave-marker possibly a god, but usually a human athlete rigid symmetry from Egyptian roots "stylized geometry" note – the term is singular

13. kore Kore - female Text p. 47

14. The Archaic Smile Text p. 47

16. Kritios boy Ideal proportions? CLASSICAL TEXT p. 56 KEY IMAGE

17. Vitruvius: Principles of Symmetry (Roman, c. 30 BC) Probably based on writings of Polycleitus (Classical Greek) open hand = chin to top of hairline = 1/10 of entire body height head from chin to top = 1/8 middle of the breast to top of head = ¼ bottom of chin to nostrils = nose to eyebrow = 1/3 of face length of the foot = 1/6 of body height forearm = breadth of the breast = 1/4

18. Leonardo da Vinci, Proportional study of a man in the manner of Vitruvius TEXTBOOK p. 190

19. Poseidon/Zeus ? dynamic pose! bronze

20. Discobolus Discus Thrower (Discobolus) by Myron Text p. 57

21. Hermes and Dionysis S-curve Text p. 55

22. Riace Warrior TEXT p. 56-57

24. More Hellenistic examples p. 66 Copy after bronze original

25. More Hellenistic examples Copy after bronze original

26. More Hellenistic examples – Athena Slaying Giant, Pergamon, c, 180 BC p. 65

27. More Hellenistic examples p. 65