AP Art History: Ancient Greece

Who becomes almost as important as the gods of Ancient Greece?

Who was the sculptor AND painter of the Parthenon?

Kouros were used in front of graves as...

This sculpture is a part of:

Why are the columns and the center of the floor of the Parthenon incongruous with the rest of the building?

The birth of ____ is featured in this series of sculptures.

This sculpture mimicked figures found

What material was used in most ORIGINAL Greek sculptures? (we usually see Roman reproductions today)

This picture features the ____ Order.

This picture features the ____ Order.

The space between triglyphs is called the ____.

The Parthenon was designed by

This sculpture is typical of the Hellenistic style of Greek art because

These sculptures (the Elgin Marbles) were featured on which part of the Parthenon?

What is a similarity between a Greek Kouros and an Egyptian Pharaoh Statue

The central room of a Greek temple that holds the cult statue is called the:

The formal qualities of this processional frieze would place this in what Greek period?

Which other Hellenistic work does this have visual formal comparisons to?

This is a diagram of ___ in Athens.

The Late Classical Period brought

What are these?

What inspires Greek art?

This work depicts a ____ story.

What might the Niobides Krater have functioned as?

Who created the canon of ideal greek proportions using 7 head heights

Athena is housed in which temple?

This work was created in what Greek Art Period?

What was the content of the processional frieze in the Parthenon?

The shift in weight demonstrated in this sculpture is called....

What Order of Greek Temple is this...

These columns were called:

Classical Greek sculptures were meant to depict

The top, decorative element of a column is called its ____.

The archaic smile showed

What Order of architecture is this Greek Temple?