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Protogeometric Phase of Vase Painting  Utilitarian purpose for use as cups, jugs, storage containers  Minor art form.

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2 Protogeometric Phase of Vase Painting  Utilitarian purpose for use as cups, jugs, storage containers  Minor art form

3 Geometric Phase of Vase Painting  Zigzags, diamonds, & maze pattern  Vases more intricate in shape, larger (some up to 6 feet)  Covered with decor  Horizontal bands or registers  Human figures made of triangles and lines head, legs, & feet in profile; torso faces outward Absolute symmetry

4 Archaic Phase (style)  @ 500 B.C.E.  Attempts @ 3 dimensional objects  More accurate depictions (eyes)  Fabric assumes shape & fold of cloth  Individual styles developed (some had signatures) Vase with Ajax & Achilles Playing Mora

5 Black Figure Pottery  Black on light red clay background  Details incised  White & dark colors added White = women's flesh & old men's beards Red = hair, horses' manes, parts of garments

6 Red-Figure Pottery Figures in natural red clay against glazed black background Contours & other internal lines in glaze, stand in relief Incision used for contours of the hair, with touches of white & red added

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