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Prepare for your Final Exam with this focused study aid on Greek art. Enhance your understanding of classical sculptures, pottery, and architecture, crucial for students of Art History.

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What is an Attic BF Hydria?

C. 510 BCArchaicTerracottaB.F.AthensDon't KnowPotteryWater jar

A. Roman Colosseum

D. Chinese Terracotta Army

B. Egyptian Sphinx

Uva Greet Art Final

Explore the depths of Greek art in this UVA final assessment. Engage with historical artworks and their cultural significance to enhance your understanding of ancient Greek aesthetics and their influence on modern art.

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 10 | Last updated: Aug 4, 2025

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When was the Nike of Samothrace sculpted?

8th century BC Archaic

5th century BC Classical

1st century AD Roman

2nd century BC Hellenistic Marble Sculpture of the greek goddness Nike (victory) displayed at the Louvre in paris C.220-190 BC signal for victory and to honor Nike

Greek Art And Archaeology

Explore the rich tapestry of Greek art and archaeological discoveries in this focused quiz. Assess your knowledge on classical sculptures, ancient architecture, and iconic pottery. This quiz enhances understanding of historical...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 10 | Last updated: Aug 4, 2025

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What is the name, provenance, and date of the depicted amphora?

The Siren amphora from Sparta dating back to 550-525BCE.

The Achilles amphora from Troy dating back to 575-550BCE.

The Minotaur amphora from Crete dating back to 500-475BCE.

Name @ Provenance: The Nessos amphora (late protoattic/early black figure amphora) Findspot @ Date: Athens, 625-600BCE Material @ Size: 4ft Present Location: National Museum, Athens Description: Non-functional handles, winged Gorgons, tongues protruding, in kneeling position (meant to show motion). Perseus not shown, but dolphins below emphasize chase across the ocean. Geese plod around the rim, birds (Athenian owl) on handles. On the neck, battle between Herakles and centaur Nessos (identified by inscriptions). Herakles stabs the centaur for violating his wife, centaur in position of submission. Interpretation: At this time, black figure technique introduced and used for large scale narrative scenes. Geometric fillers no longer used. Transition between Protoattic tradition and beginning of Attic black figure.

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