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Ideality in Ancient Greek Sculpture A. Archaic Kouroi and Kores: The Homeric Ethos.

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1 Ideality in Ancient Greek Sculpture A. Archaic Kouroi and Kores: The Homeric Ethos

2 Kleiobis and Biton 600-575 bce

3 Newer Kouros 540

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5 Peplos Kore 530 bce

6 Ideality in Ancient Greek Sculpture B. Early Classicism to the New Austerity: The Olympian Moment

7 Kritios Boy 490-480 bce

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9 Doryphorous 440 bce

10 Apollo of Tiber Style of Pheidias 440 bce

11 Rising Aphrodite: Ludovisi Throne 460-450 bce

12 Athena Pheidias 450 bce

13 Pericles 440-430 bce

14 Ideality in Ancient Greek Sculpture C. Late Classicism and Hellenism: Subjectivity and Appearance

15 Hermes Praxiteles 340-330 bce

16 Doryphorous (440)Hermes (Praxiteles 340)

17 Knidian Aphrodite (Praxiteles 350-340)Knidian Aphrodite (full view)

18 Athena Nike 420

19 Priam 380 bce

20 Aristotle 330 bce Pericles 440-430 Aristotle 330

21 Laocoon (first century ce)

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