Konspekt Uroka Po Mhk 10 Kl.vydajushhiesja Skulptury Drevnej Jellady 🎉

Students should conclude that Classical art seeks order , while Hellenistic art seeks impact . VI. Homework

Prepare a short presentation on one "missing" masterpiece—a Greek original that survived in bronze (e.g., the Riace Bronzes or the Charioteer of Delphi ), as most known "Greek" statues are actually Roman marble copies.

Familiarize students with the masterpieces of Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods. Students should conclude that Classical art seeks order

How does the expression of the face differ between the two?

Outstanding Sculptures of Ancient Hellas. Grade: 10th. Goal: To trace the evolution of the ideal human image in Greek sculpture. Objectives: Grade: 10th

Which statue feels more "stable" and which feels more "unstable"?

Develop the ability to analyze art through concepts like chiasmus and contrapposto . Kore: Clothed young women

Early Greek statues were stiff and frontal, influenced by Egyptian art. Kouros: Nude male youths representing athletes or gods. Kore: Clothed young women, often holding offerings.