Module 4 Flashcards
What is an asty?
urban part or city of the polis
What is a chora?
the hinterland or countryside of a polis
What is a polis?
“city-state”; an organized settlement with a form of government, consisting of a citizen body
What is a caryatid?
Sculpted female functioning as a columnar support either for structural or decorative purpose
What is connoisseurship?
expert opinion attributing vases to individuals based on small details and trends
What is a bilingual vase?
A style of painting on Attic vases which presents the same scene on both sides, but uses Black-Figure on one and Red-Figure on the other. Present for a short period towards the end of the Archaic period.
What is knielauf?
“knee running” way of signifying running by showing bent legs
Francois Krater
*Archaic (570 BCE)
*Attic Black Figure
*Found in an Etruscan
Grave
*Lively
*Synoptic narrative
*270+ mythological
scenes
*Unity of Theme?
Attic Black Figure Amphora with Achilles and Ajax
*Archaic (540 BCE)
*Found in Etruria
*by Exekias
*COMPOSITON
*Masterpiece: Unity of Theme,
Scale, & Action
Dionysus Cup
*Archaic (c. 540 BCE)
*Found in Etruria (Vulci)
*Attic Black figure By Exekias
*Change of Identity= Dionysiac
*Use of Coral Red Slip
*Wine-Dark Sea
Attic Black-Figure Amphora with Dionysus & Maenads
*Archaic (c. 530 BCE)
*Found in Etruscan grave (Vulci)
*Amasis Painter (Egyptian?)
*Enlarged, balanced figures
*Precise Incision
*Attributes
Euphronios Kalyx Krater
*Archaic (510 BCE)
*Attic Red-figure
*Elaborate floral frame
*Death of Sarpedon
*Labels
*Euphronios’ style (overlapping
figures, negative space, dilute
glaze, pattern, etc.)
Attic Red Figure Amphora with
Athena & Herakles
*Late Archaic (c. 490 BCE)
*Berlin Painter
*No registers
*Single figure or group in center
–Spotlight effect
*Composition
*Narrative: Drinking/libation
Temple of Hera, Olympia
*Archaic (590 BCE)
*Olympia, Sanctuary of Zeus
*Oldest Canonical Doric temple
*Woodàstone columns
*Angle Contraction
Temple of Artemis, Corfu*Archaic (590-580 BCE)
*Corfu
*All stone Doric temple
*High relief sculpture but no
unity in narrative, scale, action
*Medusa, Perseus, & Pegasus