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The image appears to be a typed page from a historical or educational document, likely discussing architectural and sculptural elements of the Greek period. The content is organized into sections labeled "GREAT PERIOD, 1st half, (450-400)" and "GREAT PERIOD, 2nd half, (400-323)," indicating different time frames.
Attic School:
Phidias:
Propylaea: Built by Mnesikles between 437 and 432 BCE.
Ionic Order:
Argive School:
Corinthian Order:
Sculpture:
The document provides a detailed overview of the architectural and sculptural elements of the Greek period, highlighting key works, artists, and structural features.
This image shows a typed document, appearing to be page 2 of lecture notes or a study guide about ancient Greek art and architecture. The document is on aged, cream-colored paper and appears to be from an older typewriter.
The content is organized into sections covering:
GREAT PERIOD, 1st half (450-400)
Argive School: Polyclitus - Doryphoros, Diadumenos, Amazon
GREAT PERIOD, 2d half (400-323)
The image shows a typed document that appears to be notes or a study guide on ancient Greek history, specifically focusing on the Great Period, divided into two halves: the first half (450-400 BC) and the second half (400-323 BC).
The document is neatly typed and organized into sections, likely for educational purposes, detailing key figures, architectural styles, and significant works from ancient Greece during the specified periods.
The document presents an overview of significant periods and elements in ancient Greek art and architecture, focusing on the Great Period's first half (450-400 BC) and the second half (400-323 BC).
Great Period, 1st half (450-400 BC):
Attic School:
Ionic Order: Elements include stereobate, stylobate, base (plinth, torus, scotia, torus), shaft, capital (echinus, two volutes, abacus), and architrave, frieze (antifix, mutules, corona), and cornice (sima, cornice).
Notable Structures:
Great Period, 2nd half (400-323 BC):
Sculpture:
The image appears to be a historical document or an annotated list detailing the architectural and sculptural developments of ancient Greek styles during two distinct periods: the Great Period, divided into the 1st half (450-400 BC) and the 2nd half (400-323 BC).
First Half of the Great Period (450-400 BC):
Attic School:
Propylea: Completed by Mnesikles (437-432 BC).
Ionic Order:
Elevation details: Stercobate, stylobate, base (plinth, torus, scotia, trochilus), shaft, fillet, ovolo, volute, bolster, abacus, architrave, frieze, entablature, cornice, and capital.
Notable structures: Erechtheum (Caryatid porch), Temple of Athena Nike, "Thesmophoria" (Hephaistos?), Temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassae near Phigalia.
Second Half of the Great Period (400-323 BC):
Argive School:
Corinthian Order:
Sculpture:
The document also lists significant sculptors and their notable works, covering a range of styles and periods within classical antiquity.
The image shows a handwritten document detailing architectural and sculptural elements from ancient Greek art during the Great Period, divided into two halves: the first half (450-400 BCE) and the second half (400-323 BCE).
Attic School:
Ionic Order:
Argive School:
Corinthian Order:
Sculpture:
Mausoleum: Mausollus and Artemisia. Sculptures by Scopas, Timotheos, Leochares, Bryaxis.
Lysippos: Apoxyomenos, Aphrodite, Alexander (Hermes, Wrestlers, Praying Boy).
Miscellaneous:
This image shows a typed document on a white page, divided into sections describing ancient Greek art and architecture. The main content is laid out in two halves under the heading "GREAT PERIOD," covering the years 450-400 BCE and 400-323 BCE, respectively. Here's a detailed breakdown:
Great Period, 1st Half (450-400):
Great Period, 2nd Half (400-323):
The document appears to be a structured historical summary of Greek art and architecture, likely used for educational or reference purposes. The bottom half of the page has a slightly darker background compared to the top.
The image presents a scanned document featuring a list of Greek artifacts, likely from an academic or historical context. The document is divided into sections, each detailing specific artifacts with their corresponding descriptions and dates.
The document provides a comprehensive overview of Greek artifacts, including their descriptions, dates, and creators. The list covers various periods, from the Great Period's first half to the second half, and includes a range of artifacts such as sculptures, temples, and mausoleums. The document is likely used for academic or historical research purposes, providing valuable information on the development of Greek art and architecture.
The image presents a typed document, divided into two sections by a horizontal crease in the middle, resembling a photocopy of an aged piece of paper. The top section is labeled "GREAT PERIOD, 1st half, (450-400)." and features a list of architectural styles and sculptors from ancient Greece.
Top Section:
Bottom Section:
The document appears to be a study guide or notes on ancient Greek art and architecture, specifically focusing on the Great Period of Greek art, which spanned from approximately 450 to 323 BCE. The document provides information on various architectural orders, including the Attic School, Ionic Order, and Corinthian Order, as well as notable sculptors and their works.