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What is depicted on the
frieze
of the Parthenon?
The various elements of a single
procession
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What material is the metope from Temple C at
Selinus
made of?
Limestone
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What time period does the
Herakles
and the
Kerkopes
metope date back to?
575-550 BC
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What action is depicted in the Herakles and the Kerkopes metope?
Herakles carrying off the
thieving
Kerkopes
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How do the Kerkopes appear in the
metope
design?
They are
mirror-images
of each other
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What compositional technique is used in the Herakles and the Kerkopes metope?
Balance
and
symmetry
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What are the points of comparison for the Herakles and the Kerkopes metope?
Other archaic metopes like The Heroic Cattle Raid
Balance
and
symmetry
compared to
pediments
of the Temple of
Zeus
and
Aphaia
Contrast of Herakles'
role
in different artworks
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What is the main subject of the limestone pediment from the Temple of Artemis at
Corcyra
?
Medusa
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What time period does the
Temple of Artemis
at
Corcyra
pediment date back to?
600-580
BC
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What is notable about
Medusa's
depiction in the
pediment
?
Her face and torso are
frontal
, while her legs are in profile
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What does
Medusa's
depiction suggest about her children in the
pediment
?
They are identified despite their
chronological
incorrectness
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How does the pediment of the Temple of Artemis at
Corcyra
differ from later pediments?
It lacks unity of
scale
and
theme
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What are the points of comparison for the
Temple of Artemis
at
Corcyra
pediment?
Different from later
pediments
aiming for unity
Felines help fill the awkward shape
Medusa's
pose compared to vase paintings
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What is the
Siphnian Treasury
dedicated to?
Apollo
at Delphi
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What year was the
Siphnian Treasury
built?
525 BC
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What
architectural
feature is prominent in the
Siphnian
Treasury?
It features much architectural sculpture
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What myths are depicted in the friezes of the Siphnian Treasury?
The Trojan War
The
Gigantomachy
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What is depicted in the North frieze of the
Siphnian
Treasury?
The Battle of the Gods and the Giants
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How is
chaos
represented in the North frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury
?
Through the ordered positioning of figures amidst
conflict
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What figures are shown in the East frieze of the
Siphnian Treasury
?
Aeneas
and
Hector
fighting
Menelaus
and
Ajax
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What is the significance of the gods in the
East frieze
of the
Siphnian
Treasury?
They assemble to discuss the
war
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What are the points of comparison for the friezes of the
Siphnian Treasury
?
Suitability of
conflict
as a subject for friezes,
pediments
, or
metopes
Comparison with vase paintings depicting conflict
Figures striding forward together
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What is the height of the
East Pediment
of the
Siphnian Treasury
?
74 cm
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What scene is portrayed in the East Pediment of the Siphnian Treasury?
Herakles
stealing the
tripod
of Apollo
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How does the
composition
of the East Pediment differ from typical
pedimental
sculptures?
It does not rely on
symmetry
or
balance
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What are the major points of development in the
East Pediment
of the
Siphnian Treasury
?
Lower part carved in
high relief
Outer figures portrayed in
crouched/reclining
poses
Lack of symmetry/balance
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What is the significance of the
Temple of Aphaia
on Aegina's pediments?
They celebrate the connection between local heroes and the
Trojan Wars
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What time period does the
West Pediment
of the
Temple of Aphaia
date back to?
510-500
BC
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Who presides over the battle in the West Pediment of the Temple of Aphaia?
Athena
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What is depicted in the East Pediment of the
Temple of Aphaia
?
Athena
presiding over the battle between Greeks and Trojans
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What are the points of comparison between the
West and East Pediments
of the
Temple of Aphaia
?
Carved a
decade
apart, illustrating development
Differences in style and composition
Similarities in overall feel and subject
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What is the time period of the
East Pediment
of the Temple of Aphaia?
490-480
BC
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What does the
East Pediment
of the
Temple of Aphaia
highlight in its portrayal of soldiers?
The sense of
counter-attack
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How do the fallen soldiers differ between the
West and East Pediments
of the
Temple of Aphaia
?
They highlight differences in
style
and
composition
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What are the points of comparison for the sculptures and vase paintings of the Trojan War?
Frieze of the Siphnian Treasury
Fall of Troy hydria
Achilles and Hector volute krater
Consider suitability of subject to setting
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What is the time period of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia's architectural sculpture?
465-457
BC
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What scene is depicted in the East Pediment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia?
The chariot race of
Pelops
and
Oinomaos
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What is the significance of
Zeus
in the East Pediment of the
Temple of Zeus
at Olympia?
He is the central figure, presiding over the scene
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What are the points of comparison for the
East Pediment
of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia?
Similarities with the
Siphnian Treasury
Calm before the storm theme
Contrast with the
West Pediment
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What is the theme of the West Pediment of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia?
Centauromachy
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