Ancient Greece c. 1000- 31 bce Classical 480-323 bce Ideal Lekythos Mosaic, tesserae contrapposto Kritios Boy 480 bce Myron Riace lost wax bronze casting.

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Ancient Greece c bce Classical bce Ideal Lekythos Mosaic, tesserae contrapposto Kritios Boy 480 bce Myron Riace lost wax bronze casting Polykleitos, Doryphorus, Amazon* Canon Temple of Zeus, Olympia, lapiths, centaurs c. 460 bce Acropolis Phidias, Pericles Propylaea (gateway) Parthenon, Ictinus, Kallikrates c. 447 bce Phidias Temple of Athena Nike 410 bce, Erecthium, caryatid Theatre at Epidaurus Praxiteles Lyssipus

The Acropolis, Athens bce Pericles, Phidias & Ictinus, Kallikrates & Mneskles

Leo von Klenze, The Acropolis, 1846

Propylaea By Mneskles

Propylaia-Mnesiklese

Kallikrates, Little Temple of Athena Nike 425 bce

Kallikrates, Little Temple of Athena Nike 425 bce

Propylaea Looking toward the picture gallery

Nike By Phidias

The Parthenon, Iktinos & Kallikrates, c bce

Diagram in exaggerated proportion of the horizontal curvature of the Parthenon. Richard G. Tansey and Fred S. Kleiner, Gardner's Art Through the Ages. 10th ed. Fort Worth: Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 1996.

Architectural Sculpture – Phidias Metopes, Pediment & Frieze

Pedimental Sculpture by Phidias

East Pediment Birth of Athena

Elgin Marbles, British Museum, London

Dionysius

Goddesses

Phidian drapery

West Pediment Athena & Poseidon’s Gifts

(plaster cast)

Parthenon Nashville Tennessee

Mneskles, Erecthium, c. 430’s bce

West facade

North Porch

Porch of the Maidens (caryatids)

Tholos, Circular Temple or Shrine (Delphi)

Pebble Mosaics

Amphitheater at Epidaurus, 350 bce

Corinthian Order

Decorative Floor Mosaics Pebble mosaics

Name motifs? (fm Carthage mosaic below)

Alexander the Great confronts Darius III – Battle of Issos Roman copy Greek ptg from 300 BCE, Pompeii

Reconstructed floor mosaic….

Parents of Alexander the Great Mother, Olympias father Phillip

Alexander as Apollo, By Lysippus c. 330 bce

Gold jewelry 4 th century bce

Ganymede Earrings, Macedonia c. 300 bce

The End of Classical….on to Hellenistic!