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Turki Alharbi
Art History I
05/28/2020
Biographical Sketch of the Artist
Description
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The artist of ‘Peplos Kore” remains
unknown (Sacks et al., 2014).
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Therefore, in this case, only the
sketch of the art will be provided.
Sketch of the Art
Formal Qualities and Stylistic Characteristics
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The Peplos Kore is carved from a fine-grained Parian marble
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It is also a fine instance Attica style (Winters, 2017).
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The art has extraordinary qualities, which depict her originality.
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Besides, Peplos Kore’s smile makes her less conventionalized and more
individualized.
Circumstances of creation
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The statue’s name originated from a heavy woolen garment that was worn by a girl
(Kore), the Dorian peplos that was no longer fashionable when the statue carved out
from marble was made (Winters, 2017).
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The girl puts on a thin chiton that peeps out from both the hem and the sleeves
underneath the statue.
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Boreholes on the shoulders and head demonstrated that both the shoulder fibulae and
bronze head decorations were used to decorate the statue (Sacks et al., 2014).
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Generally, the statue was made to serve as offering to their deities while worshipping.
Functions
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The following are some of the functions of Peplos Kore
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Marking graves
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Used as votive offering
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Honoring and depicting purposes
Material and Narrative Content
Material
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The material used to carve out “Peplos Kore” was known as Parian
Marble
Narrative Content
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“Peplos Kore” is a girl statue and one of the best-known instances of
the Archaic Greek of art (Sacks et al., 2014).
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It is a marble statue with 118-centimeter height made around 530 BC
Historical/cultural significance
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Rich people used Peplos Kore status as markers for graves of their deceased
families.
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Generally, the unearthly expression and the perfect symmetry of the figure
proposed that the statue represented an idyllic childlike embodiment for the
soul of a deceased person rather than physical likeness (Lazzarini et al., 2014).
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Peplos Kore was also goddess representation.
Summary
Discussion Questions
1.
Other than being a girl statue, Peplos Kore is known to be the commonly known
cases of Archaic Greek art. From your perspective, what does Peplos Kore mean?
2.
The Classical Archaeology Museum, in 1975, tried to imitate the original appearance
of the sculpture by painting the figure’s cast. The replica was later displayed next to
the second, unpainted cast to validate the distinction between the pure white marble
and the brightly-painted version, which is probably closer to reality. From this, we
can deduce that there exists a picture of Peplos Kore as it may have appeared
originally. Therefore, where was this statue placed originally before replication?
References
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Sacks, D., Murray, O., & Brody, L. R. (2014). Encyclopedia of the ancient Greek world.
Infobase Publishing.
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Lazzarini, L., & Marconi, C. (2014). A new analysis of major Greek sculptures in the
Metropolitan Museum: petrological and stylistic. Metropolitan Museum Journal, 49(1),
117-140.
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Winters, R. (2017). A More Colorful Ancient Greece: Pigment Proves Classical Statues
Were Once Painted.
Treasury of Atreus
Mohammad Alhabeeb
What is treasury of Atreus?
▪ It is also called the Tomb of Agamemnon
▪ It is found in Greece a place called Mycenae
▪ It is the best-kept beehive tomb
▪ It is among the well-known of the nine beehives
existing tombs (Cavanagh & Mee, 2009).
▪ This tomb was created same as the other tombs
with some few differences
Brief history of this tomb
▪ Believed it was built amid 1250 and 1350 BC
▪ It was the last tomb that was built in Mycenae
▪ It was given this name by a German archeologist
who discovered the graves
▪ Other archeologists trust that there was an earlier
ruler buried there
▪ This tomb is mentioned in the Pausanias writings
▪ It is trusted that the tomb was a treasury
formal qualities and stylistic characteristics
▪ Excavated through the side Mycenaean hill
▪ The tomb entry is subterranean having a
corbel arch platform (Current World
Archeology, 2008)
▪ Has an open triangular space that lies above
tomb lintel
▪ The tomb funnels weigh-off of this lintel as
well as on the other side of this structure
Structure
▪ Interior height of about 13.5meters and 9 meters long
▪ Diameter of around 14.5 meters and 5meters deep
(The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2018).
▪ It is the widest and tallest dome across the globe
before the Temple of mercury was created
▪ The tomb was created by vertically digging in the
hillside
▪ The excavation hole was then filled with gathered
earth
Material
▪ The entry was well decorated
▪ Half of the columns were decorated with green
limestone (MASON, 2007).
▪ The limestone were inscribed with zig-zag
scheme
▪ There were Materials of spiral adornments with
red marble passing the triangular aperture
▪ There wee rosette-trimmed frieze seen above the
lintel.
Circumstances of creation
▪ The design of the construction was an expression of power
and wealth
▪ It was placed at the middle of a panoramic view to always
act as a reminder of what the ruler achieved.
▪ Linking the tomb visually with the hill and the Charadros
gorge was to make the viewer survey the farmland tract in
the tholos tomb (Cavanagh & Mee, 2009).
▪ It was created by giving it a view that linked the tomb to
the palace and the domain of their ruler.
Function
▪ It was believed to function as the treasure
building for the rulers
▪ The sideway chamber was created for burials
▪ The main treasury Atreus chamber was preserved
for important rituals (Cavanagh & Mee, 2009).
▪ The tomb was also assumed to hold the remains
of the ruler that finished its construction
Narrative content
▪ Assumed to face each other with the palace
▪ It was a pathway to the ruler’s palace
▪ The tomb sit exactly in front of a mountain known as Mount
Taygetus
▪ It looks very large and impressive and seems to be protected by
the mountain
Historical significance
▪ The late Bronze Age roads to Mycenae
▪ The segments from the architraves were removed and are
now used in the British Museum (The Editors of
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2018).
▪ The capitals are impacted by the ancient Egyptians In
berlin, one of the pergamon museum has some archives
from this tomb
▪ People use red marble for decoration ever since it was
discovered in this tomb
Conclusion
▪ Treasury Atreus is among the well-known of the nine beehives
existing tombs.
▪ This tomb appears in history since it is mentioned in the
Pausanias writings and it is trusted that the tomb was a
treasury.
▪ for over thousand years, this tomb was known to be the widest
and tallest dome across the globe before the Temple of
mercury was created.
▪ The design of the construction was an expression of power and
wealth
References
▪ Archaeology, C. W. (2018). Treasury of Atreus at Mycenae. Retrieved from https://www.worldarchaeology.com/features/treasury-of-atreus-at-mycenae/
▪ Cavanagh, W., & Mee, C. (2009). Building the Treasury of Atreus. Studies in Aegean Archaeology
presented to MH Wiener, Meletemata I, Aegaeum, 20, 93-102. retrieved from
https://www.academia.edu/371166/Explaining_the_mortuary_sequence_at_Mycenae
▪ MASON, D. J. (2007). The location of the Treasury of Atreus. Oxford journal of archaeology, 26(1),
35-52. Retrieved from https://epdf.pub/the-location-of-the-treasury-of-atreus.html
▪ The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica. (2018). Treasury of Atreus. Retrieved from
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Treasury-of-Atreus
EXEKIAS,
ACHILLES AND
AJAX PLAYING A
DICE GAME
By Akram Aljarallah
The story of the
painting (Trojan War)
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Trojan prince Paris
Helen of Troy
King of Mycenaean Sparta Menelaus
King of Mycenae Agamemnon
Achilles
Ajax
Achilles
Ajax
The Stylistic Characteristics
of The Vase
• The front
• The Back
Its Functionality
• Storage
• In Tombs
Summary
• (n.d.). Retrieved from http://arthistoryresources.net/greek-artarchaeology-2016/archaic-BF-exekias-achilles.html
• Harris, B., Zucker, S., Harris, B., & Zucker, S. (2020). Exekias, Attic black
figure amphora with Ajax and Achilles playing a game. Retrieved from
https://smarthistory.org/exekias-attic-black-figure-amphora-with-ajax-andachilles-playing-a-game/
• Achilles and Ajax playing dice Amphora Vase. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://www.ancientsculpturegallery.com/achilles-and-ajax-playing-diceamphora-vase-12427.html
• Killing time during the Trojan War with Ajax and Achilles: Curator’s Corner
S5 Ep 10. The British Museum. (2019)

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