PHILOSOPHY
POTTERY
ARCHITECTURE
SCULPTURE
Pot Pourri
100
The Greek concept of self-rule
What is democracy??
100
The first portrayals of human figures by the Greeks happened during this period
What is the Geometric Period?
100
They are characterized by acanthus leaves
What are Corinthian columns?
100
He looked very Egyptian
Who is the New York Kouros, (or kouroi)
100
Only these were allowed to vote
Who were male land owners?
200
The highest form of love
What is Eros?
200
These were the two types of pottery
What are black figure and red figure?
200
The volute, abacus, the echinus are all part of this
What is a capital?
200
These are found in the triangular section under the raking cornice
What are pedimental sculptures?
200
His was the Golden Age of Athens
Who is Pericles?
300
Group of citizens - the People
What is the Polis?
300
He was a master of the Black Figure, painter of Ajax and Achilles
Who was Exekias?
300
He stands in contrapposto
Who is Kritios Boy?
300
Though part of the Parthenon, those in London are called this
What are the Elgin Marbles?
400
The Greek concept of unwarranted pride
What is Hubris?
400
These were two of the kinds of pots in ancient Greece
What are kraters, hydrias, amphoras, kylix, olpe, oinochoe
400
The area above the columns and under the cornice
What is the entablature?
400
He was the creator of the Canon, seen in his Doryphoros
Who is Polykleitos?
400
The frieze on the inside of the peristyle of the Parthenon was called this
What is the Processional Frieze, or the Pantheistic Procession.
500
The Greek concept of virtue
What is Arete?
500
The famous krater, a Greek pot recently returned to Italy by the Metropolitan Museum
What is the Euphronios Krater?
500
The Caryatids are here
What is the Erectheion?
500
He was a master of the High Classical period.
Who is Praxiteles?
500
Aristarete, Eirene, Iaia, Kalypso, Olympias, Timarete and Helen.
Who were women artists (listed by Pliny and other historians)?
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