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What is meant by Classical Arts?
What time period does Ancient Egyptian painting cover?
1000 BCE - 100 AD
What type of views do their paintings show?
Profile views of persons and animals
What colors were commonly used in Ancient Egyptian art?
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What materials were used in Egyptian sculpture?
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What features are common in their sculptures?
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Who is Queen Nefertiti?
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What is Heiroglyphics?
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What themes are represented in Greek art?
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What do Greek paintings typically focus on?
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What is the Tomb of the Diver?
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What is a defining characteristic of Greek Sculpture?
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What does the term 'Pathos' refer to in art?
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Who were common subjects in Greek art?
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What were Greeks famous for in pottery?
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Study Notes
Classical Arts
- Influenced by ancient Greek and Roman styles and techniques.
- Time period: 1775-1825.
Ancient Egyptian Paintings
- Dominant from 1000 BCE to 100 AD.
- Emphasis on beliefs regarding life after death and preservation of history.
- Characterized by profile views of figures and animals.
Color Palette in Ancient Egypt
- Commonly used colors: red, black, blue, gold, and green.
- Colors derived from mineral pigments.
Egyptian Sculpture
- Focus on relief work and symbolism.
- Materials used include wood, ivory, and various stones.
- Features heavy lidded eyes, slender necks, and profiles beneath crowns.
Queen Nefertiti
- Portrait bust recognized as one of Ancient Egypt's most iconic artworks.
Hieroglyphics
- Writing system of ancient Egypt using pictorial symbols to represent ideas or sounds.
Greek Art
- Combines themes of humanism and divinity through paintings, sculptures, and pottery.
Greek Paintings
- Typically found on vases, tombs, and wall panels.
- Main themes: battle scenes, daily life, and mythological figures.
Tomb of the Diver
- Notable work of Greek painting showcasing specific themes.
Greek Sculpture
- Noted for accurate representations of human anatomy and proportions.
Pathos in Greek Art
- Appeals to the emotional responses of viewers.
Greek Subjects
- Frequently depicted athletes in various poses and activities.
Discus
- A thick-centered disk used in ancient Greek athletic competitions.
Greek Pottery
- Renowned for red and black pottery, produced in various sizes.
Roman Art
- Encompasses paintings, sculptures, and mosaic works.
- Common subjects include animals, daily life, portraits, mythology, and landscapes.
Triumphal Painting
- Illustrates military victories, war episodes, and conquered territories.
Frescoes
- Features vibrant backgrounds with multiple rectangular designs and multi-point perspective techniques.
Mosaic Art
- Composed of small pieces of stone, glass, or marble to create intricate designs.
Roman Sculpture
- Primarily crafted from bronze and marble materials.
Triumph of Caesar
- Created by artist Andrea Mantegna.
Augustus of Prima Porta
- Marble statue dating from 61 BC to 14 AD, representing the first Roman emperor.
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