1.       The Hellenistic sculptural group Michelangelo revealed was beyond his ability: _____________________________
2.       In relief sculpture, the term used when all heads are kept at the same level to preserve unity of design: _________________________
3.       An architectural term for a round temple is: __________________
4.       The names  for the “end” spaces  of a Greek temple: ________________and_________________________
5.       The name of the patron in charge of the Parthenon’s architectural programs:________________
6.       In a Greek temple, the architectural term used to describe the outward swelling of the column shafts as they rise and then taper: ______________________________________
7.       Complete the following regarding the buildings on the Acropolis constructed during the Classical period:
Name of Building                             Date/Order                        Function
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
8.       List the four sculpture programs of the Parthenon and  their subject matter:
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
9.       The name of the most Hellenistic architectural and sculptural (combination) monument: ______________________________. Its patron: ______________________________________
10.   Label the parts of this Greek temple:
 
a.       _________________________
b.      _________________________
c.       _________________________
d.      _________________________
e.      ______________________________________
Saturday, October 17, 2009
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