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1. Archaic Kouros

1. Archaic Kouros. 2. Archaic Greek Kor ê. 3. Egyptian grid system (middle image). 4. Geometric vase. 5. Archaic Smile (Peplos Korê) . 6. Archaic Smile (Rampin Horseman). C. 500. 7. Kritios boy, Classical (Severe Style). 8. Michael Angelo’s David, 1504 CE.

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1. Archaic Kouros

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  1. 1. Archaic Kouros

  2. 2. Archaic Greek Korê

  3. 3. Egyptiangridsystem (middle image)

  4. 4.Geometric vase

  5. 5. Archaic Smile (Peplos Korê)

  6. 6. Archaic Smile (Rampin Horseman) • C. 500

  7. 7. Kritios boy, Classical (Severe Style)

  8. 8. Michael Angelo’s David, 1504 CE

  9. 9. Riace Warrior,Classical Bronze

  10. 10. Artemesion Zeus, Classical Bronze

  11. 11. Doryphoros (or Spear- bearer), Classical

  12. 12. Torso of Spear-bearer

  13. 13. Kritios Boy vs. Doryphoros

  14. 14. Pediment without figures (modern example)

  15. 15. Dynamism of Pedimental figures

  16. 16. Pedimental statue, Classical

  17. 17. Discobolos (or Discus Thrower), Classical

  18. 18. Orestes and Electra

  19. 19. Aphrodite, Classical

  20. 20. The Three Fates, or Aphrodite and Dione,High Classical

  21. 21. Praxitiles’ “The Aphrodite of Cnidus,” Late Classical

  22. 22. Demosthenes, Late Classical

  23. 23. CrouchingAphrodite, Hellenistic

  24. 24. Venus de Milo, Hellenistic

  25. 25. Archaic Herm

  26. 26. The “Barbarini Faun,” Hellenistic

  27. 27. Old Market Woman, Hellenistic

  28. 28. The “Terme Boxer,” Hellenistic

  29. 29. “Ludovisi Gaul,” Hellenistic

  30. 30. The Dying Gaul, Hellenistic

  31. 31. Laocoön and his sons, Hellenistic

  32. 32. Laocoön

  33. 33. Moses (1545)

  34. 34. Odysseus and Athena, from Sperlonga, c. 50 CE

  35. 35. Odysseus, from Sperlonga, c. 50 CE

  36. 36. Polyphemus, from Sperlonga, c. 50 CE

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