The Archaic Period 620 to 490/80 BCE Temple Architecture – use book 1. stylobate 2. fluting 3. capital 4. volute 5. Doric order 6. Ionic order 7. pediment 8. frieze 9. peripteral 10.naos/cella PERIPTERAL TEMPLE Temple of Hera I, Paestum, Italy 550 BCE Architectural Sculpture • High relief: 3-D image or design whose flat background surface is carved away to a high depth. • Caryatids: columns carved in the form of draped women. WEST PEDIMENT 500-490 Dying Warrior, Doric Temple of Aphaia at Aegina 480 BCE, Marble Cleverly designed to hit in the corner of the pediment. WEST PEDIMENT 480 BCE 500-490 500 BCE Freestanding Sculpture • Lifesize or larger, these sculptures would be standing or in stride with one foot in front of the other. • Brightly painted (even though we can’t see it anymore) • Kore: female statue • Kouros: male statue • • • • • • • • Standing Kouros 580 BCE, Marble Echoes Egypt Hair is patterned with consistent knots. STYLIZED Archaic smile Rigid Striding Idealized • Kroisos Kouros • Cemetery at Anavysos, Athens • 530 BCE, Marble • Powerful, round body • A continual interest in artist’s rendering the human body with more detail • Stride, arms, fists, hair, and archaic smile • • • • Peplos Kore Acropolis, Athens 530 BCE, Marble peplos: garment, draped rectangular cloth • Motionless, vertical, stylized hair • fluting • Kore (from Chios?) • 520 BCE, Marble • Rich drapery, softer features, and lifelike anatomy • Chiton: like a peplos, but fuller of ornate detail • Calf Bearer • Acropolis, Athens 560 BCE • Archaic smile, tufted hair, wideopen eyes • “X” composition Archaic Vase Painting During the Archaic period, Athens = center for manufacture and trade for pottery. Athens adopted the Corinthian blackfigure style. EXEKIAS, Achilles and Ajax playing a dice game (detail from an Attic blackfigure amphora), from Vulci, Italy, ca. 540530 BCE • Hierarchal sizing, exquisite contour detailing and composition • Sgraffito linework (incision) • Suicide of Ajax, 540 BCE black-figure on amphora, • Painter Exekias • Considered the finest of Athenian vase painters, took subjects from Greek history EUPHRONIOS, Herakles wrestling Antaios (detail of an Attic redfigure calyx krater), from Cerveteri, Italy, ca. 510 BCE • Euphronios interested in depicting human figure as it is seen taking up real space, very different from what we have seen thus far. • Twisted composition helps with struggle and motion of figures • Death of Sarpedon, red-figure on calyx krater, painted by Euphronios. Balance • Balance between vertical and horizontal lines. • P______ Peplos K____ Kore (530 BCE) references a c________ column with rigidity and linearity. Peripteral is a temple that a single row of • P_________ columns around it’s perimeter. stylobate aka the top • Columns rest on a s__________, step of a temple. cella is the central room in naos • The n______, or c______, a Greek temple. pediment is the triangular top section on the • A p________ e______ west side of a temple. east and w______ Exekias painted both A_______ Achilles and A_____ Ajax • E________ Dice G______ Game AND the Playing a D_____ Suicide of Ajax. Both are examples of Greek S________ black f_______ figure p________ painting vases. b_______ kouros is a standing nude male statue • K______ kore is a draped female statue • K_____ Euphronios is a red–figure vessel painter • E__________ Exekias who was the student of E_______. Calf Bearer is depicted with the • The C_____-B_______ Archaic s_____ smile iconic A_______ chiton is a flowing, draped female clothe. • A ch______