Greek Art History Final

186 cards   |   Total Attempts: 182
  

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Front Back
Question 1
High Classical. Pericles. Acropolis= brain child of Pericles. Shows him as a general. Leader of Athens.
Question 2
High Classical. Acropolis. Ancient Athens, Symbol of power and empire.
Question 3
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. Pentelic Marble. Supervised by Phidias. Architects= Iktinos and Kallikrates. Never functioned as a temple. Part Doric/Part Ionic to show political influence. Dedicated to Athena Pathenos (Athena the Virgin). Contains no true verticle or horizontals.
Question 4
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. South Metope. Struggle between Lapith and Centaur. Deep Relief.
Question 5
High Classical. High Relief. Centaurs= barabaric.
Question 6
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. Originally painted.
Question 7
High Classica. Parthenon, Athens. Drawing of a reconstruction of the west pediment. Positioned in triangular space probably worked out by Phidias. West Pediment shows contest between Athena and Poseidon. X composition in the center.
Question 8
High Classical. Phidias introduces the wet drapery style to Athens.
Question 9
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. West Pediment. Reclinging male corner figure (personification of the river Ilisos.
Question 10
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. Eastern Pediment. Canter was the birth of Athena. Carved by Phidias. Shows a 24 hour period of time from sun to moon, left to right.
Question 11
High Classical. Phidias. Parthenon, Athens. May be Herakles or Dionysis.
Question 12
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. East Pediment. Demeter and Kore and a messanger. Carved by Phidias.
Question 13
High Classical. Parthenon, Athens. Frieze. Represent Charit, Charm and beauty (3 graces). By Phidias. Wind Drapery presented.
Question 14
High Classical. West frieze. Shows Panthenaic procession- major festival.
Question 15
High Classical. Found at the foot of the Acropolis.