Day 13: My Presentation Information

Today, my group got to present our unique power point. Here is some of the important info we had:

Sculptures

Most all Greek Sculptures were made of two materials, stone and marble but more marble than stone. They also made bronze sculpture which represented higher status but did not last near the amount of time marble or stone did. The Greeks loved to make sculptures of their gods such as Athena or Poseidon. These sculptures were very nice and were taken well care of, they were mainly found in temples and in other important buildings.

Pottery

Even though Greek Potters were not really famous like other artists, they were really dedicated to their work. 

c. 1000 BCE

The first distinctive Greek pottery is produced, the Protogeometric style.

c. 900 BCE

The Geometric style of Greek pottery is first produced.

c. 800 BCE

The first stylized human and animal figures appear on Greek Geometric pottery.

Their Pots were used for multiple purposes, but no matter what the case was, you could see the time in effort they put on them.

The Renaissance and Greek Art

Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo were Italians artists. They were often referred to as the Masters of the Renaissance. People also call them some of the greatest artists of all time. Their art was highly influenced by Greece and how they did their art. They were influenced by the Greeks because they wanted to bring back the great art from Greece. One of the most famous artworks which was made by Leonardo Da Vinci, is known commonly as the Mona Lisa.