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Egyptian 3500 – 30 BCE Greek 900 BCE– 100 AD Egyptian and Greek Art Egyptian 3500 – 30 BCE Greek 900 BCE– 100 AD

Egypt The principle message of Egyptian art is continuity. Stability, order, and endurance are all ideas expressed through their works of art. Action is not important in Egyptian art. What drives our continued fascination with Egyptian art? Approximately 3500 – 30 BCE

Great Sphinx The Great Pyramids of Egypt 2650-2470 BC

Katep and His Wife 18 ½ in. 2563 BC

Akhetaten and his family sunken relief sculpture

Queen Nefertiti 1360 BC

King Tutankhamen 1352 BC King Tutankhamen 1352 BC

Picasso

Picasso

Characteristics of Egyptian Art Centered around rulers and gods Monumental Strong belief in afterlife Stiff and formal stance Stylized features Both front and side views of figures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_8yPgC9zQc&list=PLxiYi0LShfSYVI2-AT4xuKkuFuY-42hxL khan academy ancient Egypt/TICE ART 1010 Ancient Near Eastern and Ancient Egyptian Art

Drawing the Eye

Greek Art: 900 BCE – 100 BCE Myron 460-450 BCE

Socrates 470 BCE Plato 428 BCE Aristotle 384 BCE Homer 900 BC Iliad and Odyssey

The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. Aristotle

Greece Greek philosophers were the first to speculate on the nature and purpose of art. Sculpture, painting, and architecture were discussed as techne. Techne: “things requiring a special body of knowledge and skill to make.” Discussion question: Does the word “Techne” have any relevance in today’s society? Give examples.

Parthenon 447—432 BC

Perfection of Beauty The Golden Ratio Pythagoras (570-495 BC) Divine Ratio Golden Section Golden Mean Divine Proportion Golden Rectangle 1: 1.618

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwYfuJfIgaw

Characteristics of Greek Art The human body was most important and the standard for all art. Golden ratio was the definition of beauty. Proportion, Balance and Unity were key Greek ideals. Realistic/Idealistic rendering of the human figure. (first time in history)

Drawing the Human Body