Art history final: first part: title, artist, place, date, material and period. One sentence of history, statement of significance.
...29 b. 460 BC c. Early Classical Period d. Made in Bronze e. Best preserved example of bronze live size scupture of Zeus, chief of Olympian gods at the abstract moment of releasing his thunderbolt. 6. Doryphoros a. Polykleitos b. Munich c. 450-440 BC d. Classical period e. Bronze reconstruction f. Standard of athletic warrior in contrapposto attitude. 7. 3 goddess p185 a. Phidian style b. Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens c. 438-432 BC d. Classical style e. Marble f. Phidian style, wet cleansing appearing body revealing and gathering of folds creates changes in light and dark to evoke the sensation of visual stimulation. 8. Aphrodite of Knidos p197 a. Praxiteles b. Rome c. 350 BC d. Classical Period e. Marble copy of bronze f. Praxiteles exhibiting passage from none being into none physical abstraction (being) with dematerializing light over minimal anatomical detail. 9. Monument of Lysikrates a chorus writer a. Athens b. 334 BC c. Classical period d. Marble e. Earliest known exterior or Corinthian哥林斯的 column 10. Apoxyomenos p.198 a. Lysippos b. Olympia c. 330BC d. Late Classical Period e. Marble copy of bronze original f. Praxitelean dematerializing style by reviving emphasis of a bulky massive proportion of athlete who was recently finished exercise. 11. Victory of Alexander over Darius III a. Either Philoxenos or Helen b. Pompeii c. 300BC d. Hellenistic period e. Done in grouts f. Only surviving 1st Century BC Republican Mosa faithfully represent. 12. Satyr p.206 a. Munich b. 220 BC c. Hellenistic Period d. Marble copy of bronze original over live size e. The first surviving of Greek example for formula of Hellenistic style extremely detailed anatomical definition legs drawn attention to sexuality. 13. Aphrodite p.206 a. Praxitelex b. North Africa c. Hellenistic period d. Marble e. Soft gray shadow minimal anatomical details. 14. Zeus fighting 3 Gaints a. Altar of Zeus b. 181-159 BC c. Hellenistic d. Marble e. Hellenistic introduction of theatrical relief style characteristic by figures arranged in over lapping angular ascending movement sculptured in high relief so appears illuminated form surrounding darkness on shadow stage. 15. Lacoon p210 a. Hagesandros, Polydoros and Athe...