Chapter 13
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1
The Greeks had better materials to sculpt with than their predecessors
2
Because the Egyptians used less malleable materials, their sculptures appeared stiff & unnatural. Even though early Archaic Greek sculpture was made of more malleable materials, they styled like those produced by their Egyptian predecessors
3
Archaic
4
Geometric, Orientalizing, Black Figure, Red Figure
5
Black Figure
6
Idealism
7
The Geometric
8
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
9
He outlined the use of mathematical formulas as the basis for aesthetic beauty
10
They were highly realistic but the subjects were not idealized
11
Archaic vases featured more realistic figures in scenes from history or mythology
12
The process of spreading Greek culture influence
13
Greek culture influence spread & mixed with regional customs, challenging the traditional rules for art
14
It was funded by the Delian treasury that Athens was powerful enough to take control of
15
The most powerful of Greek city-states
16
The victory of the Delian League over the Persian Empire
17
Naos
18
Acoustic perfection
19
Build columns that are larger at the bottom than at the top
20
They both have fluted drums but the Doric capital features a simple tapered disk while the Ionic capital includes a scroll shape
21
Greek architecture of the Corinthian order
22
The Geometric Period
23
Greek pottery styles adopted a theme of geometric patterns
24
The creation of the red-figure style
25
They didn’t: all bronze statues in the Geometric were small & highly abstract
26
Greece had a strong relationship with Egypt & adopted Egyptian styles of sculpture
27
A realistic weight shift in sculpture
28
The victory of Athens over the Persian invasion
29
The development of mathematical formulas to create ideal forms of beauty
30
The Parthenon
31
A late classical tradition of showing heroes as imperfect
32
The Doric order
33
All are correct
34
Mathematical ratios
35
A temple to Athen, built by the city of Athens at its height
36
A processional festival held every four years to honor Athena
37
An emphasis on the sexuality of goddesses
38
It has no roof
39
A view of the pre-Macedonian era as a golden age
40
The spread of Greek culture into other areas
41
They portrayed heroically, with the victors absent from the scene
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1
The Greeks had better materials to sculpt with than their predecessors
2
Because the Egyptians used less malleable materials, their sculptures appeared stiff & unnatural. Even though early Archaic Greek sculpture was made of more malleable materials, they styled like those produced by their Egyptian predecessors
3
Archaic
4
Geometric, Orientalizing, Black Figure, Red Figure
5
Black Figure
6
Idealism
7
The Geometric
8
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
9
He outlined the use of mathematical formulas as the basis for aesthetic beauty
10
They were highly realistic but the subjects were not idealized
11
Archaic vases featured more realistic figures in scenes from history or mythology
12
The process of spreading Greek culture influence
13
Greek culture influence spread & mixed with regional customs, challenging the traditional rules for art
14
It was funded by the Delian treasury that Athens was powerful enough to take control of
15
The most powerful of Greek city-states
16
The victory of the Delian League over the Persian Empire
17
Naos
18
Acoustic perfection
19
Build columns that are larger at the bottom than at the top
20
They both have fluted drums but the Doric capital features a simple tapered disk while the Ionic capital includes a scroll shape
21
Greek architecture of the Corinthian order
22
The Geometric Period
23
Greek pottery styles adopted a theme of geometric patterns
24
The creation of the red-figure style
25
They didn’t: all bronze statues in the Geometric were small & highly abstract
26
Greece had a strong relationship with Egypt & adopted Egyptian styles of sculpture
27
A realistic weight shift in sculpture
28
The victory of Athens over the Persian invasion
29
The development of mathematical formulas to create ideal forms of beauty
30
The Parthenon
31
A late classical tradition of showing heroes as imperfect
32
The Doric order
33
All are correct
34
Mathematical ratios
35
A temple to Athen, built by the city of Athens at its height
36
A processional festival held every four years to honor Athena
37
An emphasis on the sexuality of goddesses
38
It has no roof
39
A view of the pre-Macedonian era as a golden age
40
The spread of Greek culture into other areas
41
They portrayed heroically, with the victors absent from the scene