Free standing sculpture (Classical) Flashcards
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Delphic Charioteer - Era & Date
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Early classical, 787-474 BC
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Delphic Charioteer- Description (features)
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- part of a bigger monument
- bronze
- shatters symmetry
- had twisted right and looking downwards = humility
- wears headband, chiton
- drapery well carved with flow over belt and bunches at straps but column like in lower
- ## short hair sculpted in curls + ringlets around sideburns
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Delphic Charioteer- Innovations & Movement
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–
4
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Delphic Charioteer - Realism
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–
5
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Artemision Zeus - Era & Date
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Early classical, 460-450 BC
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Discobolos - Era & Date
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Early classical, C420 BC
7
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Doryphoros/Cannon - Era & Date
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High classical, 440 BC
8
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Aphrodite of the Agora - Era & Date
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Late classical, 420 BC
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Eiryny & Plutos - Era & Date
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Late classical, 375-371 BC
10
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Hermes & Dionysus - Era & Date
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Late classical, 340 BC
11
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Aphrodite of Knidos - Era & Date
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Late classical, 340 BC
12
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Antikytheran Youth - Era & Date
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Late classical, 340 BC
13
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Apoxymenos - Era & Date
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Late classical, 330 BC
14
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(Nike of Paionios)
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Late classical, 420 BC
- Marble
- Incredible drapery that flows and implies movement
- Garments pressed against body = lines of motion
- Flow of drapery behind and full
- left limbs slightly forward
- slight bending of the head down + side
- drapery shows curves and womanly shape
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(Critian boy)
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Early classical, 500-475 BC
- subtly turned
- leg at front bent leading to lifted hip + dropped hip
- holed in eyes for paste
