2.5 Greek culture: art and architecture

§2.5 Greek culture

Art and architecture

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§2.5 Greek culture

Art and architecture

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What is 'culture'?
Greek art
Greek architecture

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Homework next class

Make assignment 4 from par. 2.5

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After today...

... You will be able to explain what we understand by the word culture

... You will be able to explain how Greek art and architecture are related to science

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What is 'culture'?

Culture = everything that is made or invented by a society
Paintings, statues, buildings, stories, theater plays, science etc.

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Greek art

Statues were very lifelike and have perfect bodies
Artists studied the human body closely to make the statues
Why perfection? -> Made the statues divine
Statues represented gods, sportsmen or women

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Goddess Demeter

God Zeus or Poseidon made of bronze

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Goddess Aphrodite (goddess of beauty) with God Pan (god of shepherds) and God Eros (her son - god of love)

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In what way are Greek art and science related?

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Greek architecture

Temples: beautifully decorated
Height, width and depth in proportion -> mathematics!!

Amphitheaters: open-air theaters
The voices on stage needed to be heard in the top rows -> mathematics!!

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Temple

Amphitheater

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In what way are Greek architecture and science related?

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