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During the Classical/Hellenic Period, emphasis was placed on aesthetic standards such as shape and balance.
During the Classical/Hellenic Period, emphasis was placed on aesthetic standards such as shape and balance.
True (A)
The Classical/Hellenic Period is considered to be Athens' Silver Age.
The Classical/Hellenic Period is considered to be Athens' Silver Age.
False (B)
The perfect proportion was not a significant aspect of art during the Classical/Hellenic Period.
The perfect proportion was not a significant aspect of art during the Classical/Hellenic Period.
False (B)
Intellectual order was a characteristic of Greek art in the Classical/Hellenic Period.
Intellectual order was a characteristic of Greek art in the Classical/Hellenic Period.
The development of aesthetic standards during the Classical/Hellenic Period completely disregarded the concept of harmony.
The development of aesthetic standards during the Classical/Hellenic Period completely disregarded the concept of harmony.
The Nike of Samothrace is a well-known example of original Hellenistic sculptures.
The Nike of Samothrace is a well-known example of original Hellenistic sculptures.
The primary focus of the Nike of Samothrace is on symmetry and geometric precision.
The primary focus of the Nike of Samothrace is on symmetry and geometric precision.
The Hellenistic Period is characterized by artworks that tend to reveal the subject's emotions.
The Hellenistic Period is characterized by artworks that tend to reveal the subject's emotions.
The Nike of Samothrace is widely regarded as a common example of Hellenistic art.
The Nike of Samothrace is widely regarded as a common example of Hellenistic art.
Art from the Hellenistic Period does not engage with the concept of human experience.
Art from the Hellenistic Period does not engage with the concept of human experience.
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Study Notes
Classical/Hellenic Period
- Known as Athens' Golden Age
- This era saw a strong emphasis on:
- Shape
- Harmony
- Intellectual order
- Balance
- Perfect proportion
Hellenistic Period
- The Nike of Samothrace sculpture represents a shift in artistic expression during the Hellenistic period, showcasing the representation of emotions and human vulnerabilities.
- Unlike previous classical art, the Nike of Samothrace captures the dynamic movement and emotion of its subject, departing from the idealized and stoic figures of earlier periods.
- The sculpture's existence is a rare find, providing insights into the style and artistry of the Hellenistic period, as original sculptures from this era are scarce.
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