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Ancient Greece c. 1000-31 bce Hellenistic 323-31 bce Alexander the Great d. 323 bce Nike of Samothrace 190 bce torsion Aphrodite of Melos c. 150 bce Boxer 2 nd century bce Laocoön and Sons Roman copy 1 st century ce Troy, Trojan Horse, Homer Altar of Zeus, Pergamon 180 bce, Gaia

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Ancient Greece c. 1000-31 bce

Hellenistic 323-31 bceAlexander the Great d. 323 bceNike of Samothrace 190 bcetorsionAphrodite of Melos c. 150 bceBoxer 2nd century bceLaocoön and Sons Roman copy 1st century ceTroy, Trojan Horse, HomerAltar of Zeus, Pergamon 180 bce, Gaia

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Hellenistic 323 – 30 bce

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Old woman, marble, 49” 2nd bce -- Veiled Dancer, 3rd bce bronze 8”

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Nike of SamothraceMarble, 8’190 bce

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Nike of SamothraceMarble, 8’190 bce

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Nike of SamothraceMarble, 8’190 bce

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Aphrodite of Melos(aka Venus di Milo)

Marble, 6’10”150 bce

torsion

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Aphrodite of Melos(aka Venus di Milo)

Marble, 6’10”150 bce

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Apollo BelvedereRoman copy of lost Greek original

88”, 320 bce

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LaocoönMarble, 8’

2nd bce

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Seated Boxer, bronze 4’ 1st BCE

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Find Pergamon

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Original Location of Altar of Zeus 180 bce

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Altar of Zeus,Pergamon Acropolis, Anatolia

175 bce

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Athena vs. GiantsMarble, 7’6”

180 bce

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Classical ideal vs. Hellenistic facesWhich is probably a portrait? Why?

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Bronze Head fm DelosLife-size,2nd bce

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Doric Ionic Corinthian

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Hellenistic Civilization (323-146 BCE) (323 BCE = Death of Alexander) (146 BCE = Conquest by the Romans)

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