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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 590 BC
  • 1.95m
  • naxian marble
  • eygptian grid block technique
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 590-580 BC
  • 3.05m
  • marble
  • eygptian grid block technique
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 580BC
  • 2.18m
  • marble
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 510BC
  • 1.95m
  • marble
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 570BC
  • 1.93m
  • marble
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 530BC
  • 1.17m
  • marble
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 520BC
  • 0.55m
  • marble
  • found in athens
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 490BC
  • parian marble
  • 1.17m
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.93m
  • roman marble copy of lost bronze original
  • 470BC
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.80m
  • bronze
  • 474BC
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.09m
  • bronze
  • 450BC
  • 2.10m finger tip to finger tip
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.55m
  • 460BC
  • roman marble copy of lost greek bronze
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.12m
  • 440BC
  • roman marble copy of lost greek bronze
  • contrapposto
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.95m
  • 430BC
  • roman marble copy of original bronze
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.83m
  • 420BC
  • marble
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.30m
  • 410BC
  • marble
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.01m
  • 370BC
  • marble copy of lost bronze original
18
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.94m
  • 340BC
  • bronze
19
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.11m
  • 343BC
  • marble
20
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.04m
  • 340BC
  • roman marble copy of lost marble original
21
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 2.05m
  • 330BC
  • roman marble copy of lost bronze original
22
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what are the charicteristcs of this statue?

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  • 1.49m
  • 430BC
  • roman marble copy of lost bronze original
23
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What is a Contrapposto pose

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the figure’s shoulders and hips are angled in different directions

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What is the Egyptian grid block technique?

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a sculptural technique where a grid was drawn on a stone block to determine the figure’s proportions.

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What is the lost wax casting method

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a sculptural technique where wax is employed to create a space between inner and outer clay moulds, which allows the casting of large-scale hollow bronze statues.

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What is the volute technique

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a spiral, scroll-like pattern

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What are motion lines

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long, double-curving lines in drapery suggestive of movement.

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What is the wet drapery technique

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sculptural technique which leaves ridges standing up to otherwise nude forms to suggest they are covered by a thin veil of drapery.

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what are planes

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the area of a 2D suface that can be flat or rounded

30
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what article of clothing is eirene wearing

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peplos

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what article of clothing is aphrodite wearing

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chiton

32
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what drapery techniqe is employed here

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fluting

33
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what does barringer say about this statue

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“The careful rendering of muscle, flesh, and bone structure animate the god’s concentrated visage in
spite of the absence of the original in-laid eyes. The god’s long hair is braided and tied up offering a
venue for the sculptor to display his impressive skill in metal chasing.”

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what does metroplos and snook say about this statue ?

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“A key limitation of the sculpture is that the figure’s head appears to
be more youthful than its body. The face is so idealised that it is
devoid of any expression of even life. This suggests that Polykleitos’
focus was on the body.”

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what does bordman say abouth this statue?

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this kouros is particularly “pattern
conscious” and is carefully finished. The statue’s details are designed almost as independent patterns –
the volute ears, beaded hair and the grooves on the front and back of the statue. But the patterns are not
realistic – they don’t look like real bones and muscles.

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