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SOUND 2210 Research Guide: Test 2

Determine the Following Art and Architectual Works

Art works aligned to Cultural Durations

Minoan Period

Bull-leaping actual from the Building of Minos, Knossos, Crete, ca. truck B. C. E. Priestess with Dogs, Minoan, california. 1600 B. C. Elizabeth.

Mycenaean Period

Lion Gate, Citadel in Mycenae, c. a. 1500-1300 B. C. E.

Funerary Mask (gold), possibly of Agamemnon, c. a. 1500

Greek: Traditional Period

Funerary Krater with " Geometric” Decoration, c. a. 750 B. C. E. Calf-Bearer, ca. 575-550 B. C. E.

Achilles and Ajax Playing Dice, black-figured amphora, c. a. 530 B. C. At the. Death of Sarpedon, red-figure krater, los angeles. 515 B. C. At the.

Greek: Traditional Period

Kritios Boy, c. a. 480

Doryphorus (Spear-Bearer), by Polycleitus, 450-440 N. C. At the

Zeus, c. a. 460 B. C. E.

Aphrodite of Knidos, by Praxiteles, c. a. 350 N. C. Elizabeth.

Parthenon, Tower, Athens, 448-442 B. C. E.

Erechtheus, Praxithea, and Their Three Daughters (from the Parthenon frieze), ca. 440 B. C. E. Erechtheion, Acropolis, Athens, 430-405 N. C. Electronic.

Temple of Athena Nike, Acropolis, Athens, 427-424 N. C. Electronic.

Hellenistic Period

Head of Alexander, two hundred B. C. E. (see p. 125)

Altar of Zeus, c. a. a hundred seventy five B. C. E.

Apollo Belvedere, c. a. 325 B. C. E.

Nike of Samothrace, c. a. 190 W. C. Electronic.

Lacoön and His Sons (Lacoön Group), c. a. 150 B. C. E.

Abendstern de Milo, ca. 200 B. C. E.

Roman Period

Augustus of Primaporta, c. a. 20 M. C. Electronic.

Colosseum, Ancient rome, 70-82 C. E.

The Pantheon, 118-125 C. At the.

Maisson Carree, Nimes, England, c. a. 19 W. C. Elizabeth.

Trajan's Triumph Column, The italian capital, 113 C. E.

Details from Trajan's Column, The italian capital, 113 C. E.

Arch of Titus, Rome, c. a. seventy eight C. Electronic.

Spoils from your Temple in Jerusalem, Respite from the Arch of Titus, Rome, c. a. 81 C. Elizabeth. Hadrian Restricting to Apollo, ca. 130-138 C. E.

Equestrian Sculpture of Marcus Aurelius, c. a. 173 C. Electronic.

Roman Aristocrat holding Family portrait Busts of His Ancestors and forefathers, late initial century W. C. E. Atrium, Home of the Metallic Wedding, Pompeii, Italy, 1st century C. E. Isis Lactans (Isis and Horus Enthroned), last century C. E.

Early on Christian Period

The Good Shepherd, mosaic, Ravena, Italy, c. a. 425-450 C. E.

The Good Shepherd, ca. 300, marble, The italian capital

Christ of the same quality Shepherd, impasible, catacombs, mid-fourth century C. E. Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus, 359 C. At the.

Portrait Band of the Tetrarchs, ca. 305 C. E.

Constantine Addressing the People, california. 312-315 C. E.

St . Paul's Outside the Walls, Rome, started 386 C. E.

Christ Teaching the Apostles in the Heavenly Jerusalem, ca. 401-417 Hagia Sophia, Constantinople, Byzantium (Turkey), 532-537 C. Elizabeth. San Vitale, Ravenna, Italia, 526-547 C. E.

Chief Justinian wonderful Courtiers, mosaic, San Fondamental, ca. 547 Empress Theodora and Retinue, mosaic, San Vitale, florida. 547

Theotokos (the " Mother of God”) and Child, sixth century

Crucifixion, mosaic in Church in the Dormition, Daphni, Greece, past due 11th hundred years (see s. 332)

Christ Pantocrator, variety in the central dome, in Church from the Dormition, Daphni, Greece, 1080-1100

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Aspects of Knowledge

*What are the main differences between your Minoan and Mycenaean nationalities? (see pp. 134-143) *What is the Minoan's religious symbolism of the annual sacrifice of the half truths? (See Minoan ppt. ) For example , what is the function of the Goddess's Consort fantastic significance towards the bull? Give examples of the Consort's later development with no Goddess, elizabeth. g., Dionysus.

*Know Traditional and, after, Roman labels of the major Greek Gods; also know their world of activity or value (pp. 163). *How is the violent breach of Crete and the damage of the Minoan culture by the Mycenaeans a subtext of the Zeus & Europa & the Theseus & Minotaur myths. *Know the general story/theme of the Iliad and the importance and moral value of heroic action. *Read the selections in the Iliad plus the Odyssey (pp. 145-155) and be able to answer questions information. Know what Elysium & the Elysian...