CAS AH 111 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Ceryneian Hind, Etruscan Art, Tarquinia

• School: Boston University
• Department: History of Art & Architecture
• Course: CAS AH 111
• Professor: Fred Kleiner

Document Summary

Cas ah 111: introduction to art history i (antiquity to the middle ages) Boston university, 1 october 2015, professor fred s. kleiner. Terracotta roof sculpture from the portonaccio temple, veii, ca. Apollo (atta 6-4), herakles and the ceryneian hind, hermes, and leto. Model, plan, and elevation of a typical etruscan temple of the 6th century bce, according to vitruvius (atta 6-3) Tomb of the reliefs, late 4th or early 3rd century bce (atta 6-9) Novios plautios: ficoroni cista, from palestrina, late 4th century bce (atta 6-14) Iron age village on the palatine hill, rome, 8th century bce. ), tivoli, early 1st century bce (atta 7-4) 375 bce (atta 5-72); corinthian capitals (atta 5-72) Sanctuary of fortuna primigenia, palestrina, late 2nd century bce (atta 7-5) Statue of a man carrying busts of his ancestors, late 1st century bce (atta 7-7) Portrait head of an old man, from osimo, mid 1st century bce (atta 7-8)