ART 1001 Lecture : Essential Works Week 3
Document Summary
Geometric krater from the dipylon cemetery, 8th century b. c. e. , pottery. Exekias, dionysos in a sailboat, interior of an attic black-figure kylix, vulci, ca. Kritios boy, kuros figure from the acropolis of athens, ca. 450 b. c. e. , roman marble copy after a bronze original. Polykleitos, doryphoros, roman marble copy after a bronze original from ca. Temple of hera at paestum (near naples), italy, ca. Iktinos and kallikrates, the parthenon, acropolis, athens, 448-432 b. c. e. Kallikrates, temple of athena nike, acropolis, athens, 427-424 b. c. e. Dying gaul, roman marble copy after a bronze original form pergamon, ca. Agesander, athenodorus, and polydorus, laoc on, early first century. Doric order: associated with mainland greece, simpler massive, older, rustic. Distinctive features: plain, cushion-like capitals, triglyph and metope on frieze. Ionic order: associated with asia minor, decorative, recent, seems lighter, sophisticated. Entablature: a horizontal, continuous lintel on a classical building supported by columns or a wall, comprising the architrave, frieze, and cornice.
