Greek Sculpture Review Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic Periods.

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Greek Sculpture Review Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic Periods

Archaic Sculpture O Influenced by Egyptian art O Contrapposto – one foot striding forward O Fists clenched and attached to sides O Stylized muscular detail O Flat planes in the face (creepy, archaic smile)

Archaic Period Calf Bearer, 570 BCE

Archaic Period Nikandre Kore, 650 BCE

Archaic Period Stele of Aristion, 510 BCE

Classical Sculpture O Portraying the body in motion (S-curve) O Perfection proportions of the human body; ideal human features O Defined musculature O More realistic facial expressions, but still lacking emotion

Classical Period Spear Bearer, 440 BCE

Classical Period The Victorious Youth, 310 BCE

Classical Period Hermes, 325 BCE

Hellenistic Sculpture O Discovery of freedom of the arts O Emotional and expressive O Contrasts of light and shade O Appearance of perpetual motion O Grandiose O Careful reproduction of the texture of hair, skin, fabric, metal, etc.

Hellenistic Period Winged Nike of Samothrace, 190 BCE

Hellenistic Period Barberini Faun, 220 BCE

Hellenistic Period Drunken Old Woman, late 2 nd century BCE

Hellenistic Period Ludovisi Gaul and his Wife, 220 BCE

Just for Fun Hipsters in Stone