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The document summarizes the evolution of the image of Greek women from ancient times to modern day through examples from artworks. It describes depictions of women in sculptures and art from the Cycladic period showing fertility symbols, the Minoan and Mycenaean periods showing women adorned with jewelry, and the Archaic period showing elegantly dressed female figures. It notes a shift in the Hellenistic period toward more realistic naked depictions of women and improvements in women's social status. The document concludes with traditional costumes varying by region and images of women's changing roles over the centuries including wartime contributions and modern independence.
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- Descriptions of cave paintings from the Prehistoric era in places like Lascaux that depicted animals and humans.
- Details about Egyptian art's religious focus on the afterlife and use of symbolic profiles and lasting pigments.
- Explanations of Greek classical art's naturalistic figures in paintings on vases and tombs using techniques like fresco and encaustic.
- Overviews of the objectives, assessments, and content to be covered regarding artistic styles and characteristics across history.MAPEH Arts Grade 9
MAPEH Arts Grade 9KASJSantiago
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The document provides information about Western classical art traditions from prehistoric to medieval periods. It includes instructions for an illustrator to create a cover drawing showing cavemen, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans walking across a world map. The text then outlines learning standards and objectives related to understanding features of Western music and art. It provides descriptions of art from prehistoric cave paintings, ancient Egyptian tomb paintings, classical Greek vase painting and panel painting, Roman mosaics and frescoes, Byzantine religious mosaics, and Romanesque church paintings.ARTS 9
ARTS 9RisTaopa
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The document provides information about Western classical art traditions from prehistoric to medieval periods. It includes instructions for an illustrator to create a cover drawing showing cavemen, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans walking across a world map. The text then outlines learning standards and objectives related to understanding features of Western music and art. It provides descriptions of art from prehistoric cave paintings, ancient Egyptian tomb paintings, classical Greek vase painting and panel painting, Roman mosaics and frescoes, Byzantine religious mosaics, and Romanesque church paintings.arts_9_lm_draft_4.7.2014.pdf
arts_9_lm_draft_4.7.2014.pdfAyuk Oliver Ilanan
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The document provides information about Western classical art traditions from prehistoric to medieval periods. It includes instructions for an illustrator to create a cover drawing showing cavemen, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans walking across a world map. The text then outlines learning standards and objectives related to understanding features of Western music and art. It provides descriptions of art from the Prehistoric Era including cave paintings, Ancient Egyptian paintings from tombs, and Classical Greek paintings on vases and panels. Examples of Roman mosaics and frescoes are also mentioned. Finally, the document discusses Byzantine and Romanesque religious paintings from the Medieval Era.1. The Paleolithic era marks the beginning of artistic representat.docx
1. The Paleolithic era marks the beginning of artistic representat.docxjackiewalcutt
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The document discusses the history and characteristics of art from the Paleolithic era through Ancient Greek art. It describes how Paleolithic art primarily depicted animals and fertility figures to address themes of survival. Near Eastern art began traditions of sculpture and painting humans with precision and grandeur as civilizations developed. Egyptian art was highly symbolic and intended to preserve the past, maintaining consistent styles for thousands of years. Aegean art was produced by the Cycladic, Minoan, and Mycenaean cultures, focusing on small sculptures and rarely depicting faces frontally in paintings until Greek influence. Greek art is generally defined as occurring from 1000 BC to 100 BC, excluding earlier Minoan and Mycenaean works, and focusedARTS sculpture and Paintings.pptx
ARTS sculpture and Paintings.pptxChadMichael6
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This document provides an overview of Western and classical art traditions from prehistoric eras to the medieval period. It describes prehistoric cave paintings from Lascaux dating to 15,000-10,000 BC. Egyptian paintings emphasized the importance of the afterlife and used symbolic elements. Greek paintings depicted mythological and everyday scenes on vases and panels using techniques like fresco and encaustic. Roman paintings included landscapes and portrayed daily life using mosaics. Medieval art incorporated Byzantine and Romanesque styles in church frescoes and mosaics, while Gothic paintings illuminated manuscripts and stained glass windows instructed Christians.Ancient Greek Art presentation for .pptx
Ancient Greek Art presentation for .pptxssusera23813
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Ancient Greek art evolved through distinct periods, including the Dark Ages, Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic, showcasing a progression from rigid forms to more dynamic representations of human figures. Noteworthy works from the Classical period include the statues of Zeus and Athena, while the Hellenistic period saw a shift to portrayals of a wider range of subjects. Greek art also incorporated ceramics and sculpture, with techniques such as the lost-wax process for bronze statues, and was characterized by the pursuit of idealized beauty.History of Art.pdf
History of Art.pdfMirahHadjiYunnos
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Art in early Christian and medieval times became closely connected to religion and Christianity. It was formed into three categories related to Christianity: tombs, temples, and propaganda. Art in this period was also connected to deep emotions and was constantly changing and evolving. During this time, art served purposes related to rituals and was located in places like caves and burial sites.arts-9.pptx
arts-9.pptxSherwinTamayao2
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The document summarizes pre-historic art forms including paintings, sculptures, and architecture. Paintings from this era featured large animals, human figures, and abstract designs, and may have been used for communication or ceremonial purposes. Notable sculptures include the Venus of Willendorf and Venus of Brassempouy. Architecture utilized megaliths like cromlechs, dolmens, and menhirs, which were large stone structures often used for burials. The objectives are to identify characteristics of different art periods, describe art forms and elements, and create a pre-historic or Egyptian artwork.Ad
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- 1. Second Chance School of Kalamata The evolution of the image of the Greek woman then and now
- 2. Second Chance School of Kalamata We have information about the evolution of the image of the women in ancient times and nowadays from sculptures, paintings, pictorial performances, photos, generally through art.
- 3. Cycladic female sculptures Woman as a symbol of fertility (3000-2000 BC) In Cycladic period we have nude female figures with arms folded across the belly. Many believe that this symbolize the woman's fertility.
- 4. Cycladic female sculptures Woman as a symbol of fertility (3000-2000 BC)
- 5. Women in Minoan & Mycenaean art In Mycenaean period, men and women wore jewelry impressive base or precious materials depending on their social class. Some jewelry was sewn into their clothes. The Mycenaeans had paid special attention to hygienic and beauty. Women in Minoan and Mycenaean period were painted eyes, lips and face
- 6. Women in Minoan & Mycenaean art The art of haute coiffure! (2000-1100 BC)
- 7. Archaic period Chores: the beauties of Athens (800-500 BC) In the Archaic and Classical period, the female figures on vases and sculptures generally are decently dressed. The female figures choreswere young girls who pretend good, elegantly dressed, decorated with many ornaments
- 8. Archaic period Chores: the beauties of Athens (800-500 BC)
- 9. Classical period Everyday life of women (500-330 BC)
- 10. Hellenistic period A mix of Greek & Roman style & values (350 BC 324 AD) From the second half of the 4th century. B.C. especially in the Hellenistic period, the status of women improved considerably and released from the conservatism of the classical period. In art, this is reflected in the appearance for the first time naked female statues (eg Venus), and the construction of female figurines are known for their grace.
- 11. Hellenistic period A mix of Greek & Roman style & values (350 BC 324 AD)
- 12. Byzantine period Orthodoxy, magnificence and virtue (324 1453 AD) Women played an important role in Byzantine society They had access to education.
- 13. Byzantine period Orthodoxy, magnificence and virtue (324 1453 AD)
- 14. Traditional costumes Each region has its own local color (15th -20th century)
- 15. Greek revolution 1821 Heroism & braveness
- 16. End of 19 century th Bourgeois
- 17. 1940 World War II Women fighting in their own way
- 18. 50s After the war life begins again
- 19. 50s From the family album of Evdokia & Anastasia, students at Second Chance School Their mother with friends, a. dressed casually and b. in traditional costumes
- 20. 60s -80s Liberation & independence
- 21. 80s - today
- 22. So far
- 23. so school!
- 24. This presentation was made by: Antonopoulos Giorgos Theodorakopoulou Maria Karakasi Evdokia Karakasi Anastasia Mavrogianni Meropi Beyias Christos Pavlopoulos Giorgos Fourtouni Antigoni Students of B Grade at Second Chance School of Kalamata
- 25. and the teachers of Second Chance School of Kalamata Papadopoulou Gioula Gallou Georgia Eleni Lianou Music: Manos Hatzidakis, Giocondas smile Kalamata, 2012-2013