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Historical terms

A bulbous figure that represents fertility and plentiful food supply… Venus of Willendorf

Winged Figure from the Hellenistic period in a stance that shows movement with air currents in the figures drapery… Nike of Samothrace

System of architecture (columns) developed in Greece… The orders

Columns that are very simple at the top with no Base at the bottom… Doric

Columns which have capitals decorated in spiral motifs… Ionic

Columns with capitals decorated with acanthus leaves… Corinthian

Built around 440 BC by: Kallikrates and Iktinos in Acropolis, Greece… Parthenon

Structure used in Rome for combat competitions to entertain Romans… Colosseum