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The first truly monumental stone statues of the Greeks followed the _________
Egyptian
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The Persians sacked the Athenian Acropolis in __________.
480 BCE
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The pronounced swelling at the middle of the column shaft is called ________.
entasis
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The acknowledged master of the black-figure technique was _________.
Exekias
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__________ was interested in showing human anatomy convincingly, but also showing the figure occupying space.
Euphronios
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Diskobolos (Discus Thrower) was created by _________.
Myron
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In 454 BCE, the _________ ________ was transferred to Athens ostensibly for security reasons.
Delian Treasury
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Kresilas was the sculptor of the portrait bust of _______.
Pericles
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Plutarch claimed that _______ was in charge of the entire Periclean Acropolis project.
Phidias
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Mnesikles was the architect of note for the _______, the monumental entrance to the Acropolis.
Propylaia
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Another Ionic building on the Athenian Acropolis is the ____________, designed by Kallikrates.
Temple of Athena Nike
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The leading painter of the first half of the fifth century BCE was ____________.
Polygnotos of Thasos
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__________ was one of the leading sculptors of the fourth century BCE.
Praxiteles
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________ was the capital of Macedonia.
Pella
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The earliest instance of a/an ____________on the exterior of a Greek building is the Choragic Monument of Lysikrates.
corinthinian capital
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The Altar of Zeus, Pergamon, presents in mythological disguise the victory of Attalos I over the _________.
Gauls
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Athanadoros, Hagesandros and Polydoros are thought to be the three Rhodian sculptors who created the _____________.
Laocoon
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Statues of the aged and the ugly can be found in the ________ period.
Hellenistic
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The redefinition of portraiture was one of the great achievements of __________ artists.
Hellenstic
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________, Skopas and Lysippos made bold steps in humanizing the gods of Greek statuary in the fourth century BCE.
Praxiteles
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