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    Vase painting was a common method used during the Classical Greek era, with shapes including pelike, lekanis, and krater. Panel paintings decorated wooden boards, while frescoes adorned tombs. Sculptures often depicted athletes in motion like the Discus Thrower. Greek architecture featured temples with pediments and columns in the Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian style, such as the renowned Parthenon in Athens. Greek art had immense influence on later eras including the Renaissance and still inspires modern design.

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    Vase painting was a common method used during the Classical Greek era, with shapes including pelike, lekanis, and krater. Panel paintings decorated wooden boards, while frescoes adorned tombs. Sculptures often depicted athletes in motion like the Discus Thrower. Greek architecture featured temples with pediments and columns in the Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian style, such as the renowned Parthenon in Athens. Greek art had immense influence on later eras including the Renaissance and still inspires modern design.

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    GOOD AFTERNOON EVERYONE THIS IS THE PRESENTATION OF GROUP 1 “GREEK

    ART” (EVERYONE)

    Paintings from the Classical Greek Era (PLAZA)


    “Paintings during the classical Greek era were most commonly found in vases,
    panels and tomb or wall painting” – (MAYORDOMO)
    MOST COMMON METHODS OF GREEK ERA ( PLAZA)
     FRESCO – method of painting water-based pigments on a freshly applied
    plaster usually on a wall surfaces. Ideal for murals, durable and has a matte
    style. (RAMOS)
     ENCAUSTIC – developed to use by Greek ship builders, who used the hot
    wax to fill the cracks of the ship. Soon pigments (colors) was added and
    used to paint a wax hull. (MARQUEDA)

    VASE PAINTING – also known as kerch style or kerch vases ( kerch – kirk)
    - Are red, figured pottery name after the place were it was
    found. (MUNDIZ)
    SHAPES COMMONLY FOUND ARE:
    1. PELIKE – wine container.
    2. LEKANIS – a low bowl with 2 horizontal handles and a low broad foot.
    3. LEBES GAMIKOS – with high handles and lid use to carry bridal bath.
    4. KRATER – a bowl use for mixing wine and water. (LAPARAN)
    “EXAMPLE OF VASE PAINTING IS JUDGEMENT OF PARIS DURING 370-330 B.C, so
    what can you say about their vase painting?” (TRIBACO)
    -it was a contest between the three most beautiful of Olympus, Aprodite, Hera,
    and Athena for the price of golden apple addressed “to the fairest”. (SABALLA)
    -Most common motifs were mostly scenes from the life of women (often
    exaggeratedly idyllic), mythological beings that were popular among the people of
    the black sea, or a scene from mythical story or event using polychromic
    technique. (TRIBACO)
    NEXT IS THE PANEL PAINTINGS (PLAZA)
    -These are paintings on flat panels of wood. It can be either a small, single piece
    or several panels joined together. Most of the panel paintings no longer exist
    because of their organic composition. (UBALDO)
    THE EARLIEST PANEL PAINTING IS THE PIZZA PANEL (UDTOHAN)
    -the pizza panels or pizza tablets are group of painted wooden tablets, found near
    Pitsa, Corinthia. (UDTOHAN)
    AND LASTLY THE TOMB OR WALL PAINTING (PLAZA)
    -tomb or wall painting was very popular during the classical period one example is
    the tongue of the diver. (MANTILLA)
    -the image depicts a symposium scene on the wall it was painted using a FRESCO
    in water base or wax and because it uses water-based materials very few samples
    survive. (MAYORDOMO)

    GREEK SCULPTURES FROM THE CLASSICAL PERIOD (PLAZA)


    -one of the most popular was Hellenistic style which denotes a preference in
    sculpture for more elaborated patterns, mannered arrangement of figures and
    groups, and an emphasis on the representation of movement for dramatic effects.
    (RAMOS)
    EXAMPLE OF GREEK SCULPTURE IS THE MYTHON: THE DISCOBULUS, 450 BC
    (LAPARAN)
    -shows an attitude of maximum tension, full of compressed energy, and about to
    explode an action. (LAPARAN)

    GREEK ARCHITECTURE (PLAZA)


    -greek architecture was designed primarily as temples to honor the pagan gods,
    but these structures was not meant to be accessed by the public. The front and
    the back of the temples were nearly indistinguishable for this reason the only
    difference being their statuary decorations. (TRIBACO)
    -the temple façade would have had a pediment, cornice, metopes, triglyphs,
    architrave, and columns. This columns are made up of capitals and shafts with
    three different types of capitals to distinguish between. (MARQUEDA)
    DORIC – the most simplistic (MANTILLA)
    IONIC – with scroll light fixtures; and (MANTILLA)
    CORINTHIAN – made up of small leaves surrounding the column (MANTILLA)
    -perhaps the most notable work of Greek architecture is the Parthenon,
    constructed atop of acropolis in Athens. (MAYORDOMO)
    -the temple is doric with different ionic elements within the rear room and the
    interior frieze. (MAYORDOMO)
    GRECIAN INFLUENCE
    -greek art on the whole was an extremely influential period for future artistic
    movement the traditions of this era completely inspired the Italian Renaissance a
    rebirth of the Classical era inspired by the ancient masters although much of what
    originally existed whether it be paintings, bronze sculptures, buildings, or pottery
    that failed to survive the centuries. (MUNDIZ)
    -Greek art continues to influence the artistic and especially the architectural
    world in the modern day. (SABALLA)

    AND THAT’S ALL FOR GREEK ART, THANKYOU FOR LISTENING!! (EVERYONE)

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