Ancient Greek Sculpture

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ANCIENT GREEK SCULPTURE: 

ANCIENT GREEK SCULPTURE By: Tiffany Els

The First Sculptures: 

The First Sculptures

The First Sculptures: 

The First Sculptures Small Stone 500 years

The Archaic Period: 

The Archaic Period

The Archaic Period: 

The Archaic Period 700 BCE - 480 BCE Geometric Period - Classical Period

The Archaic Period: 

The Archaic Period Abstract forms Greater Anatomical detain Sulky Looking

The Archaic Period: 

The Archaic Period “Kouros Look” Symmetrical stance Hands clenched at its sides One foot advanced

The Archaic Period: 

The Archaic Period Metal work Sculptures Textiles

The Classical Period: 

The Classical Period

The Classical Period: 

The Classical Period From the Archaic Period

The Classical Period: 

The Classical Period Weight Shift “Perfect human body”

The Classical Period: 

The Classical Period Led to Hellenistic Period Emotional Dramatic

The Hellenistic Period: 

The Hellenistic Period

The Hellenistic Period: 

The Hellenistic Period Alexander the Great

The Hellenistic Period: 

The Hellenistic Period Strayed from classical elements Regular humans over deities

Athens, Greece: 

Athens, Greece

Athens, Greece: 

Athens, Greece Sculpture hub

Athens, Greece: 

Athens, Greece Wealthy city Progressed sculpture styles

War: 

War

War: 

War Many sculptures damaged

War: 

War Roman Empire Preserved sculptures Stole ideas

Materials: 

Materials

Materials: 

Materials Bronze Tin Copper

Materials: 

Materials Bronze About half Could be melted down into swords and shields More versatile than marble

Contrapposto: 

Contrapposto

Contrapposto: 

Contrapposto Italian term Asymmetrical but balanced Freestanding Figures

Contrapposto: 

Contrapposto “Counter Pose” Depict Pharaohs Arms close to its side Left leg advanced Weight primarily on right leg

Depict Pharaohs: 

Depict Pharaohs Show movement “Frozen” result

Contrapposto: 

Contrapposto Lost in Middle ages Recaptured by Donatello during Early Italian Renassance

The End: 

The End