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    Let’s Initiate!
    1. Discuss the art emerging Europe.
    - Art has been integral part in Europe, the ancient civilization like Greeks and Romans.
    The art has been used to communicate ideologies and belief systems. Art and
    architecture intended to promote the possibility of having an objective and widely
    accepted standards for beauty.

    2. What are the different types of art that emerged in Europe?


    - The different types of art that emerged in Europe are, Classical, Byzantine,
    Medieval, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical, Modern,
    Postmodern and New European Painting.

    3. Discuss the relevance of art during the ancient time in Europe.


    - The ancient Greeks viewed art very differently than how we would view it today.
    They created art to memorialize a hero, a god or goddess, or to celebrate a
    community. Instead of buying art to beautify a home, the Greeks wanted to
    celebrate their communities. They created art as part of civic duty.

    Let’s Inquire!
    1. Why did Athena killed Laocoon and his two sons?
    - Laocoon, a Trojan priest, and his sons being strangled by serpents. Their position
    was a result of locoon’s because he felt that the wooden horse offered by the
    Greeks as a gift to Athena was a trick. Poseidon, the Greek God of the sea was
    enlarged by such action which led him to send serpents to strangle Laocoon and his
    sons.

    2. Who are the Poseidon and Medusa? How are they related to each other?
    - Medusa prayed to Athena for guidance and forgiveness. After all, in those days, the
    gods claimed their mates as their partner forever, and Medusa was now Poseidon's
    wife. Athena looked down in anger and cursed Medusa for betraying her. Medusa
    was sent to a faraway island and was cursed so that no man would want her.
    Let’s Infer!
    Create a step-by-step development of Greek Art.

    Geometric Period
    this time when Greece starting to get
    back from the onslaught of what
    seemed to be their Dark Ages. A
    period when geometric shapes and
    patterns have taken spotlight in most
    of the artworks.

    Hellenistic Period Archaic Period


    time of Alexander the Great. Art the period placed importance on
    for this period focused on human figure. It is primarily a
    showcasing emotions and result of Greece’s trading
    depicting reality. activities with other civilizations.

    Classical Period
    the peak of Greek sculpture and
    architecture. It is the time when
    the Greeks found themselves
    rebuilding their temples and
    focusing creating artworks.

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