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Art across Time, 2/e

Laurie Schneider Adams

The Art of Ancient Greece

Chapter Outline

The Art of Ancient Greece

(See 136)

Cultural Identity

(See 136)

Government and Philosophy

(See 136)

Delphi 138

Literature and Drama

(See 138)

Women in Ancient Greece 140
Plato on Artists 140
Socrates: "Know Thyself" 141

"Man is the Measure of Things"

(See 141)

Greek Gods and Roman Counterparts 142

Painting and Pottery

(See 143)

Geometric Style (c. 1143-700 b.c.) 143
Orientalizing Style (c. 700-600 b.c.) 143
Medusa 144
Greek Vase Media and Shapes 146
Archaic Style (c. 600-480 b.c.) 146
Late Archaic to Classical Style (c. 530-400 b.c.) 148

Classical to Late Classical Style (c. 450-323 b.c.)

(See 150)

Mosaic

(See 150)

Sculpture

(See 152)

Orientalizing Style: The Lions of Delos (7th century b.c.)

(See 152)

Archaic Style (c. 600-480 b.c.)

(See 152)

Encaustic: Luminous Painting

(See 154)

Early Classical Style (c. 480-450 b.c.)

(See 156)

The Lost-Wax Process

(See 157)
Classical Style (c. 450-400 b.c.) 160

Polykleitos of Argos

(See 160)

The Canon

(See 160)

Grave Stelae

(See 161)

The Development of Greek Architecture and Architectural Sculpture

(See 162)

Archaic Style (c. 600-480 b.c.)

(See 162)

The Orders of Greek Architecture

(See 164)
Early Classical Style 165

The Labors of Herakles

(See 168)

Classical Style (c. 450-400 b.c.)

(See 171)

The Parthenon (448-432 b.c.)

(See 172)

Plan of the Parthenon

(See 173)

Late Classical Style (4th century b.c.)

(See 180)

Greek Theater

(See 181)

Sculpture

(See 182)

Fourth-Century Grave Stelae

(See 184)

Hellenistic Sculpture (323-31 b.c.)

(See 185)

The Trojan Horse

(See 189)

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