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    ANCASH HIGHEST SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ARTIST TRAINING

    L ART

    Teacher: Flor Rodríguez Roller

    Student: Arce Meneses Gladys Guadalupe


    2020
    Summary
    Greek art

    THE VENUS OF LAOCOON AND HIS OCTAVIO CESAR


    MILO SONS AUGUSTO
    archaic period

    Chronology Classical period

    Cultural elements Hellenistic Period


    marks a benchmark for
    Western civilization that will
    endure to this day.
    Greek art Creomycenic art

    or:
    Architecture

    Sculpture

    12.9 Amazonomachy frieze from the Mausoleion at Halikarnassos, 360-350 bce. 35 in (89 cm). London. British Museum. Photo: © The
    Trustees of the British Museum.
    Rome develops the art of rome
    in three stages republican
    Roman art
    the art of rome
    imperial
    ARTIST AND history of
    art
    ART

    art a discipline that has


    according to different artists object of study art and its
    . development and evolution
    Greek thinkers as well as through
    Plato and Aristotle throughout the history of
    They said that art is a humanity.
    willingness to move
    man to make a creation
    Comparative table
    Greek art Roman art
    Greek art was influenced by two previous cultures: knowing Etruscan art since they dominated Rome
    1. The Minoan or Cretan (2600 BC-1400 BC), until 509 BC Tradition states that they were a people
    geographically located on the island of Crete 2. The from Asia Minor who traded with the Greek colonies
    Mycenaean (1600 BC - 1200 BC), developed in in the south of the Italian peninsula and also with
    continental cities of the Peloponnese, such as the rest of the peoples who lived in the center.
    Mycenae and Tiryns.
    Background

    It is not possible to understand Roman art without

    Etruscan Architecture
    The Etruscans made important contributions to Western art, such as the architecture use of the arch and the two elements
    of Mesopotamian origin that characterized Roman art. vault
    They stand
    out
    The tombs n the only buildings of which significant remains have remained. Built in stone They formed part
    large necropolis Generally excavated in the rock, they are covered by a mound of shape —------------------------------------ ------
    medlane the approach of daughters-in-law oe Pieurds. you use oei bow and the ooveoa dernuestrd ei year technical level oei Can eLusCO-

    Tomba dei
    Capitelli. Banditaccia
    Necropolis

    Etruscan tombs of the Banditaccia necropolis of Cerveteri


    s. VII-IV BC, they could be built or
    excavated in the rock
    Greek art Roman art
    •All Western culture and art are deeply marked by Thus, for example, Roman architecture incorporates the use
    the classical legacy (Greece and Rome) of the semicircular arch and the barrel vault (Etruscan
    • Greek art has influenced European art throughout contribution), using the traditional Greek orders (Doric, Ionic
    Characteristics

    its history, and has especially been a model and and Corinthian), to which it adds the Tuscan order, of origin.
    reference for Roman Art and the reinterpretation of Etruscan, and the composite order, an original creation of
    the Renaissance (15th-16th centuries) and Roman art
    Neoclassicism (last third of the 18th century).
    • Influenced by Etruscan, Greek and Hellenistic art.
    Greek art Roman art
    •The Greek philosopher Protagoras stated that "man is
    the measure of all things", thus summarizing an important
    aspect of Greek culture and art.
    •With this new mentality, the architectural and sculptural
    Characteristics

    manifestations left aside the monumentalism of previous


    oriental styles, and sought beauty from harmony and
    proportion in relation to the human being.
    • In Architecture, it gives more importance to technical
    and functional aspects than to aesthetic ones.
    • In sculpture, the taste for realism stands out.
    The epic poems attributed to Homer.
    the dyad and the they reserved
    Odyssey.
    poem the
    or Mycenaean. In

    (Portrait, everyday scenes, war scenes...) memoryAgamemnon, thoseking of


    Mycenae,inappears as War.
    the Trojan the leader of theGreek
    The future
    Greeks
    pantheon begins to be drawn at this time

    • The walls and floors of numerous buildings of all types with the Indo-European divinities contributed
    by the Greeks: Zeus. Hera. Poseidon..
    Around 1200 BC. C., this power declined

    are decorated with paintings and mosaics. and finally collapsed after an alleged
    invasion by the Dorians.

    It is the most characteristic and well-known architectural


    execution of Mycenae and was built around 1250 BC. C. It
    represents two rampant lions of about 3
    meters high. This style was called due to
    that the stone blocks used were so enormous that in later
    times they were thought to be the work of one-eyed giants
    called Cyclopes.
    Greek art Roman art
    • Human scale buildings, Proportion Urban planning and architecture are the two arts that best
    • Search for beauty and harmony express the Roman character, as well as important
    • Architraved (or lintelated). instruments of Romanization and homogenization of the
    • Predominance of horizontal and vertical lines empire. Architecture. Although the Romans collected
    elements from the Greek (sobriety, balance, orders,
    pediments...), their contributions gave it an originality and
    its own character, a model for later architecture.
    Architecture
    Greek art Roman art
    Greek architectural styles (Orders) In Greece there were • It is a propaganda art at the service of the government
    three orders, which differ fundamentally by the shape of • It is functional and practical
    the column, and more specifically by that of its capital; • It is colossal, large constructions Construction
    Doric (7th century BC)J Ionic (6th century BC) Corinthian characteristics
    (4th century BC), We can differentiate three levels in the • Use of the curve
    Greek temple: •Platform (stylobate, stereobate) •Column • semicircular arch
    (base, shaft, capital) • The vault and the dome
    Architecture

    •Entablature (architrave, frieze, cornice)


    General characteristics:
    Greek art Roman art
    Although Greece flourished in all the Fine Arts, none Made of marble, bronze and stone, Roman statues
    distinguishes it as much as sculpture. develop two characteristic genres, such as the portrait and
    the historical relief, in which the inheritance received from
    Materials: mainly marble and bronze Etruscan art and the influence of Greek art can be clearly
    perceived: 1.The portrait, in which must include both the
    Sculpture

    Types: reliefs and free-standing sculpture Relief Used in bust, the free-standing sculpture and the equestrian
    the decoration of the tympanum and friezes of temples sculpture. At first these portraits are more realistic. Later,
    in the 1st century AD, the imperial portrait adopted a
    certain idealism (like classical Greek sculpture). Gradually,
    the forms were simplified, and in the final period of the
    empire (12th - 5th century) there was a strong tendency
    towards schematization.
    Greek art Roman art
    Although Greece flourished in all the Fine Arts, none Roman sculpture shows a subordination to architecture,
    distinguishes it as much as sculpture. since the majority of works have as their objective the
    ornamentation of buildings or monuments. There is also a
    Materials: mainly marble and bronze greater taste for realism, standing out over the Greek in
    relation to the creation of the portrait.
    Sculpture

    Types: reliefs and free-standing sculpture Relief Used in


    the decoration of the tympanum and friezes of temples
    Greek art Roman art
    There are few preserved samples of Greek painting. Its
    fame and that of its artists is almost entirely due to the
    ancient historians since not a single painting of it is
    preserved nor is any work known by the famous Zeuxis,
    Parrhasius and Apelles. A legend tells us about Zeuxis's
    competition with Parrasius: Zeuxis painted bunches of
    grapes with such realism that he fooled the birds. Then
    Zeuxis asked Parrhasius to remove the curtain and show
    his painting, but upon discovering that his rival's painting
    Paint

    was the curtain itself, he recognized that he had surpassed


    him, because Zeuxis had deceived the birds, but Parrhasius
    had deceived Zeuxis.
    Greek art Roman art
    Roman painting, like other artistic manifestations, has its
    origins in the mixture between the Etruscan tradition and
    the influence of Greek painters. Painting is, of all the
    expressions of art, the most sensitive to the passage of
    time, which is why its remains are very scarce.

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