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Classical Period - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Myron, Discobolusi (discus thrower)
        
        Diadoumenos (athlete crowning himself after victory)
    - - Riace Warriors" by Catherine E. Olson
    - - Phidias
        
        Doryphoros
        
        Heroic nudity
        
        Farnese Heracles
    - - apollo
        
        Charioteer of Delphi
        
        Charioteer of Delphi
      - Zeus
        
        Statue of Zeus at Olympia
        
        Artemision Bronze
      - Athena
        
        Athena Parthenos by Phidias
      - Nike
        
        nike of paionios
      - other god &religion activities
        
        Three Goddesses
        
        Parthenon Frieze(Panathenaic procession)
  - - - Parthenon
        
        Temple of Hephaestus
        
        Temple of Zeus at Olympia
        
        The Erechtheion
    - - The Propylaea
    - - Theatre of Epidaurus
    - - Stoas
  - - - mythology & god
        
        Red-Figure Vase with Dionysus and Maenads
        
        Niobid Krater(apollo)
      - sport & athletes
        
        Bell Krater (torch Race)
      - warrior
        
        achilles Painter
    - - tomb painting
        
        Tomb of the Diver
      - mythology
        
        Polygnotus
- - - - Red-Figure Technique
        
        most common techniques
        
        Contour Line Drawing
        
        Red-Figure Vase by the Berlin Painter
    - - Encaustic
        
        wax painting
        
        no surviving Greek encaustic paintings
      - Tempera
        
        egg or glue-based
        
        no surviving Greek tempera paintings
      - Skiagraphia
        
        Use of Light and Shadow
        
        no surviving Greek skiagraphia paintings
  - - - ideal human body
    - - stand with weight shifted onto one leg
    - - Canon
    - - Parthenon Frieze
  - - - designed with a 9:4 ratio in plan and elevation.
    - - etched directly on marble blocks
    - - figures were first sketched, then painted on temple surfaces.
- - - - Clear
      - smooth outlines
    - - Idealized human body
      - smooth outlines
    - - Mathematical balance
      - perfect ratios
    - - Balanced
      - orderly compositions
  - - - Symmetry and stability
    - - Calm and unified look
    - - ideal scale for beauty
    - - Focus on central figure