1st Exam (Chapter 3) Flashcards
Government by the the few, especially by a small faction of persons or families- as opposed to a democracy.
Oligarchy
Aesthetics
A branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of beauty and art and their relation to human beings.
Classicism
A style of art relying on the fundamentals of simplicity clarity of structure and appeal to the intellect.
one of the greek architectural decorative and elevational conventions and systems of proportion, characterized by columns with scroll-like capitals and circular bases.
Ionic Order
One of the greek architectural decorative and elevational conventions and systems of proportion, characterized by a leaf motif in the capital
Corinthian Order
Hellenistic Style
An approach to art characterized by individuality, virtuosity, and emotion.
the persian war actively ended after the Greek victory at____
Marathon
The best soldiers in Greece are from ____
sparta
The city that achieved dominance in intellectual and aesthetic Greek Life
Athens
______ Carried the Athenian Greek Culture further than ever before
Alexander
The age after Alexander’s death marked the beginning of the
Hellenistic World
the first to view history as a specialized discipline.
Herodotus
Herodotus believed the loss of the Persians was a result of their ____
Pride
____believed that art derived primarily from the skill or knowing and making, or techno.
plato
Aristotle believed that the art could produce a “purging” of emotions, an effect he called
Catharsis
The stern look on the faces of Greek ____ sculptures expresses rational self-control.
Classicalism
Developer of a set o rules for constructing the ideal human figure, which he laid out his treatise. the canon.
Polyclitus
Most surviving Greek art is actually a ____ copy
Roman
Hellenistic sculptors turned away from____
idealization
The classical greek temple uses a ______ Structure
Post and Lintel
The greatest Greek Temple and prototype of all classical buildings since.
Parthenon
Architecture that sought to produce an overpowering emotional experience.
Temple