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Chapter 4 AEGEAN ART

Aegean Age Divided Into 3 Geographical Areas, each with its own artistic identity Cycladic Art: that of the Cycladic Islands and adjacent islands excluding Crete Minoan Art: named for legendary King Minos of Knossos, encompasses art of Crete Helladic Art: art of the Greek Mainland (Hellas in Greek)

Cycladic figurine of a woman, 2500-2300 bce

Archipenko, Woman Combing Hair, 1914

Henry Moore, Reclining Figure

Cycladic Male lyre player, 2700-2500 bce

Aerial view of Palace at Knossos, Crete, 1700-1400bce

Stairwell at Palace of Knossos

Kamares ware jar (left) Marine style octopus jar (right)

Harvesters Vase, 1500bce