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- city-states of Classical Greece take shape
- Greeks begin trading with neighbours
- human figures return to Greek art (bronze statuettes and silhouettes on Geometric vases)
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"Mantiklos Apollo", statuette of youth dedicated by Mantiklos to Apollo
Thebes, Greece
ca 700-680 BCE
Bronze
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"Lady of Auxerre" ca 650-625 BCE
Limestone
Kore (maiden) figure in Daedalic style -
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"Kouros" ca600 BCE
Marble
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First life-sized stone statues start appearing c 600 BCE
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"Kouros" from Tenea, c. 570 BCE. Marble, about 1.52m high.
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"Peplos Kore" ca 530 BCE
from the Acropolis, Athens, Greece
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Red-figure vase painting invented by Andokides Painter c 530 BCE
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Ancient Greek painter. Daughter of Milcon
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"Kritios Boy", c 480 BCE, marble, 86cm high
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- introduction of contrapposto
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Riace Warrior, 460 - 450 BCE, bronze
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"Diskobolos" (Discus Thrower), Myron
Roman marble copy of bronze original
ca. 450 BCE -
Polykleitos develops canon of proportions
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"Hermes and Dionysius" c340 BCE, marble, 2.13m high
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"Aphrodite of Knidos", Praxiteles
Roman marble copy of original
ca 350 - 340 BCE First nude statue of a goddess -
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Ancient Greek artist and painted.
Daughter of Nealkes