Hellenistic Greek (190-100 BCE)

Question 1

Winged victory of Samothrace

Answer 1

Crowning a naval victor
Dedicated by the people of Rhodes after a naval victory
Might have had a reflecting pool
Clinging of the drapery is inherited by Classical Greek art

Question 2

Winged victory of Samothrace IDs

Answer 2

Hellenistic Greek
190 BCE
Marble

Question 3

Seated boxer IDs

Answer 3

Hellenistic Greek
100 BCE
Bronze

Question 4

Seated boxer

Answer 4

Shows realities of boxers life
Feeling pain is human (common experience)
Shows exhaustion and cuts/bruises/ injuries
Most classical statues show athletes get peak while this focuses on the pain

Question 5

Hellenistic Greek

Answer 5

Greece dissolves
Art is overly emotion and painful
Experiences emotions and subjects never seen before

Question 6

Great Altar of Zeus and Athena

Answer 6

Ionic structure (volutes, bases, continous frieze)
High relief frieze (showing chaos of battle between Pergamon and Galls)
Largest sculptural piece in the ancient world
Sacrificial space
Hellenistic (movement and emotion)

Question 7

Great Altar of Zeus and Athena IDS

Answer 7

Pergamon, Asia Minor
175 BCE
Hellenistic Greek
Marble