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Classical Greece and Hellenistic Art
Classical Greece and Hellenistic Art
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2nd Art History quiz on Classical Greece and Hellenistic
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1
Statues in early Classical Greece were made using what process?
hollow casting bronze
copper/bronze melting
silver patina
bees wax
2
This marble beauty is called:
Nike of Temple of Athena
Nike of Samothrace
Winged Athena
Winged Victory
3
Who was the leader of Athens who ordered the large building project on top of the Acropolis?
Lysippos
Polykleitos
Praxiteles
Pericles
4
A "himation" is a...
piece of fabric used to blow your nose
cloak worn only by women
type of tunic
cloak/outer garment worn over left shoulder by both sexes
5
A parapet is a:
gateway
column
low wall
carved door
6
A female figure used as an architectural support was known as a:
caryatid
korous
parapet
kore
7
In the Late Classical period who beats Athens?
Sparta
Crete
Macedonia
Persia
8
This marble Roman copy of "Dying Gallic Trumpeter shows "pathos", meaning:
it is a nude
It is crying
quality that evokes pity or sadness
it expresses death
9
This staue is by Myron and called:
Diskobolus (Discus Thrower)
Kritios Boy
Doryphoros (Spear Bearer)
Zeus (throwing)
10
The Temple of Athena Nike is the earliest ___________ temple.
Athenian
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
11
The design of the columns on the Parthenon is called:
Ionic
Corinthian
Doric
Architraval
12
This sculpture depicts an episode from what war:
Persian War
Trojan War
Roman War
War with Sparta
13
The Acropolis was the sanctuary for these two gods:
Athena and Poseidon
Zeus and Athena
Dionysus and Athena
Poseidon and Hera
14
This statue called "Aphrodite of Knidos" is by:
Polykleitos
Pericles
Praxiteles
Phidias
15
This statue was most likely done by three sculptors and is found where:
Florence, Italy
Uffizi Gallery in Italy
Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC
Vatican City
16
The entrance or gateway to the Acropolis is called the:
Athenian Arch
Erechtheion
Propylaia
Parapet
17
Which of these is NOT found at the Acropolis?
Erechtheion
Propylaia
Temple of Zeus
Temple of Athena Nike
18
This is a picture of what type of column:
Athenian
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
19
A parapet, or wall surrounding the Acropolis has a relief of Athena doing what?
itching her ankle
picking on a plantars wart
tripping in her high heels
adjusting her sandal
20
The period of time between Alexander the Great's death and the Roman take-over is called:
Ptolemy's reign
Hellenistic
Classical Greek
Antigonistic
21
How does the sculpture, Riace Warrior, demonstrate a good example of Early Classical sculpture?
still rigidly frontal
shows religious art
demonstrated emotion
use of bronze and idealized body
22
This grave marker shows a mature Athenian woman and her maidservant and is called:
Hegeso's Jewels
Hegeso's relief
Grave Stele of Hegeso
Woman and Child
23
Who designed a statue like this in the Parthenon? (He also was the main designer.)
Polykleitos
Phidias
Praxiteles
Richard
24
Dionysus was the god of:
fertility and love
wine and beer
reason
fertility and wine
25
This statue entitled "Old Woman" shows that during the Hellenistic period...
artists represented people from all levels of society
artists liked wrinkles
artists used better tools
artists had respect for their ancestors
26
This Hellenistic marble statue is entitled:
Snake Attack
Dionysus and snake
Racoon and his sons
Laocoon and his sons
27
Who came up with a canon or set of mathematical laws for human sculpture?
Phidias
Polykeitos
Alexander the Great
Praxiteles
28
In this statue called "The Scraper" by Lysippos what is he doing?
asking someone to "come here"
pointing at the viewer
scraping perspiration, dirt or oil off of his body
putting suntan lotion on
29
This frieze of "Athena Attacking the Giants" is a _________.
contrast
faux painting
high relief
sculpture
30
All of these were differences between the Classical period to the Hellenistic period except:
from realism to idealism
from heroic to the everyday
from drama to melodrama
from gods to mortals