Greek Art Of The Golden Age

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Greek Art Of The Golden Age Chapter 6 Section 1 Greek Art Of The Golden Age

Golden Age of Greece Golden Age: 400 B.C. Great Cultural Progress Athens – symbol of golden age Center of Learning Artistic Achievement

Architecture Symbolized pride of Athens Decorated with sculptures and art Acropolis: Site of architectural feats Bronze statue of Athena

Sculpture of Athena- 38 feet tall!

Parthenon Marble temple on Acropolis Honor Athena: Not place of worship Balanced proportions

Parthenon Layout

Painting Important form of expression Original artwork lost Best remaining paintings on Greek vases

Sculpture Original works rare. Stiff and unnatural – Lifelike Myron – Discuss Thrower

Phidias- sculpted Athena and Zeus

Praxitels More lifelike: beauty of human body

4 Characteristics – Greek Art Glorified Human Beings Beauty and Strength Pride In City-States Public enjoyment/Honor gods

4 Characteristics – Greek Art 3. Expressed Greek Beliefs belief in harmony, balance, order, moderation and simplicity 4. Combination of beauty and usefulness – ex: beautiful used in everyday life.