Mythology
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The wife and sister of Zeus; goddess of marriage

Hera (Juno)

100

What's the time frame for Ancient Greece?

Approximately 700-480 BCE 

100

Old Woman displays what characteristic of Hellenistic art?

Realism

100

What order are the columns of the Temple of Hera?

Doric

100

During which period did figure painting return to Greek art?

Geometric Period

200


The god of wine and the son of Zeus and a mortal woman.

Dionysos

200

Ancient Greece was composed of several of these political entities.

City-states

200

 

Doryphoros (Spear Bearer) was made by this artist who sought to use mathematics and proportions order to create a perfect figure.

Polykleitos

200

On the West pediment of the Temple of Artemis, what do Medusa and the two panthers serve as?

Temple guardians

200


What is the name of this piece?

Battle of Issus

300

How were Greek gods different from deities of Mesopotamia and Egypt?

The only difference between gods and humans were the immortality of the gods: Greeks had a humanistic worldview.

300

What are the three sectors of the pre-historic Aegean? 

Cycladic, Minoan and Mycenaean.

300

Which art period is also known as the Golden Age of Greece, and what revolutionary style was introduced?

Classical; contrapposto

300

Name three landmarks in the Athenian Acropolis.

1) Parthenon, 2) Temple of Athena Nike, 3) Propylaia and 4) Erechtheion.

300

What technique does Euthymides use here to show a three-quarter view of each figure?

Foreshortening

400

What did Kronos/Cronos do to his children? Who stopped him and how?

He ate 5/6 of his children, and only stopped when Rhea tricked him into eating a rock instead of baby Zeus, allowing for them to be rescued.

400

What year did democracy emerge? Where?

500 BCE, Athens

400

What does the golden statue of Athena in the Parthenon represent?

Victory of Athens over Persia.

400

The ionic frieze of which structure represents the Panathenaic Festival procession that took place every four years in Athens?  

Parthenon

400

Where was this fresco located, and what's the style?

Palace of Knossos; Minoan

500


Son of Apollo and a mortal woman.  Was the healing god who's serpent-entwined staff is the emblem of modern medicine.

Asklepios (Aesculapius)

500

Between which two deaths did the Hellenistic Age extend?

Alexander the Great and Cleopatra

500

What is the story behind Lacoon and his sons?

The gods sent serpents to punish Lacoon for warning Troy about the danger of bringing the Greek's wood horse within the walls of their city.

500

Square slabs like the Centauromachy, on the friezes of the Parthenon, are called __________.

Metopes

500

What technique does Exekias use here, and where did he place his signature (common on Greek vases?) 

Black-figure painting; amphora

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