By Elena Sollazzo.   Greece as a seafaring collection of city states (thalossocracy)  Motif in Greek arts  There is evidence of trade with other societies.

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By Elena Sollazzo

  Greece as a seafaring collection of city states (thalossocracy)  Motif in Greek arts  There is evidence of trade with other societies in cultural aspects of the civilization  Yet… History

  As can be seen in art, there is a duality in the Greeks’ attitude toward the sea.  Respect & Fear Argument

 "The Triumph of Neptune & Amphitrite" -By Nicolas Poussin, Oil painting on canvas -Currently at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

  Son of Cronus & Rhea, an Olympian  As a symbol of the sea  Other associations as a god  Horses, earthquakes Poseidon (or, Neptune)

 Respect: -Shows admired traits of Greek society.

 Fear: Chaotic Formal Elements: