ARHI4010/6010:
Classical and Hellenistic Greek Art
Dr. Frances Van Keuren,
University of Georgia
Works Not Illustrated in Textbooks
and Ancient Textual Commentary
STUDY GUIDE #2
fvankeur@aol.com


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Original sculptures have an "O" and copies have a "C" next to their name.
The material named within parentheses is that of the original sculpture.
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Late Hellenistic Period, 160-30 B.C.

Grotto (Spelunca) forming summer dining hall from villa of Tiberius, Sperlonga, Italy

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Scylla and Odysseus’ Ship, by Hagesandros, Polydoros and Athenodoros, from Tiberius’ dining Grotto, Sperlonga

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C ? by Hagesandros, Polydoros and Athenodoros of a Hellenistic Statuary Group, depicting the Blinding of Cyclops Polyphemos by Odysseus, from Tiberius’ dining grotto at Sperlonga (bronze), baroque

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O Marble krater in Louvre and two marble kraters from Mahdia shipwreck with satyrs & maenads and Dionysos and Ariadne, made in Athens (marble), Neo-Attic (drawing of all the figures and photos from Gisela Hellenkemper, Das Wrack, 1994)

Dionysian frieze from marble kraters
O Borghese krater in Paris, Louvre, and drawing by Rubens, of satyr supporting drunken Silenos, in Dresden
O Two kraters from Mahdia shipwreck
O Dionysos and Ariadne from Mahdia kraters
O Satyr supporting drunken Silenos, from Mahdia krater
O Relief with Three Graces, Neo-Attic
O Dancers (Pentelic marble), Neo-Attic
O Dancers (Pentelic marble), Neo-Attic

Reconstruction of statue group inluding lost statue representing Pollux, Amykos (the "Boxer" from Rome) and Kastor (the "Hellenistic ruler" from Rome). Drawing by Dale Inglett.

 

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go to Early Classical Period, 480-450 B.C.
go to Parthenon Period, 450-430 B.C.
go to Rich Style, 430-400 B.C.
go to Late Classical Period, 400-330 B.C.
go to Early Hellenistic Period, 330-250 B.C.
go to Middle Hellenistic Period, 250-160 B.C.
this page Late Hellenistic Period, 160-30 B.C.
go to The Greek Temple Plan &
                 The Three Architectural Orders
go to Temples & Freizes - All Periods
go to Works in Hellenistic Styles