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Dress shape inspiration for Hermia and Helena Ancient Greek Dress, Ancient Greece Fashion, Greek Outfit, Ancient Greek Clothing, Greek Hair, Istoria Modei, Greek Dress, Eros And Psyche, Greek Costume

Hi all! I think we’ve already said so (and even if we haven’t, it’s easily deductable), but one of the things we enjoy most about working on this project is the insane amount of research we do; yeah, we’re nerds, and we love every minute of it! :-p But it’s more than that; when it comes down to it, it’s all about delivering the best possible result we can, simple as that. Sooo, a while back, when we were still trying to figure out hairstyles and clothes for Eros and Psyche, as a result of…

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Two-handled jar (amphora)  Greek Archaic Period about 540–530 B.C. The Botkin Class  Place of Manufacture: Greece, Attica, Athens Catalogue Raisonné  CVA Boston 1, pl. 25. Dimensions  Height: 29.3 cm (11 9/16 in.); diameter: 24.2 cm (9 1/2 in.) Accession Number  98.923 Medium or Technique  Ceramic, Black Figure Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Ancient Vase, Ancient Greek Pottery, Istoria Artei, Ancient Greek Art, Greek Pottery, Greek Vases, Black Figure, Ancient Pottery, Getty Museum

Side A: Contest of two warriors, one using a sword, the other a spear. Below each handle pattern of palmettes and spirals. Repaired without restoration. Small pieces missing. Side B: Two warriors, one pursuing the other to right. Each heavy armed. The pursued has the forepart of a panther as a shield-device. Inscriptions on both sides. Botkin Class

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[Unknown, Calf-bearer, ca. 560 BCE, marble, archaic art] a.ka Moschophoros, this sculpture presents three features of the archaic period including a more naturalistic form (evolution in style from canonical proportions of Egyptian art), a level of pattern in design (the calf’s legs joined with the moschophoro’s arms, harmonious unity) (Biers 212) and the most distinct of all, the archaic smile. Discovered at the Athenian Acropolis, this statue is now present in the Acropolis museum, Athens. Art A Level, Archaic Greece, Acropolis Museum, Classic Sculpture, The Acropolis, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Statues, History Class, Greek Art

[Unknown, Calf-bearer, ca. 560 BCE, marble, archaic art] a.ka Moschophoros, this sculpture presents three features of the archaic period including a more naturalistic form (evolution in style from canonical proportions of Egyptian art), a level of pattern in design (the calf’s legs joined with the moschophoro’s arms, harmonious unity) (Biers 212) and the most distinct of all, the archaic smile. Discovered at the Athenian Acropolis, this statue is now present in the Acropolis museum, Athens.

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