Sculpture Key Definitions

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Art and Archaeology Flashcards on Sculpture Key Definitions, created by Ellen Somers on 02/10/2017.
Ellen Somers
Flashcards by Ellen Somers, updated more than 1 year ago
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Define Aerolith Statue with head and extremities made of marble/stone with a body of wood
Define Archaeic Style of art belonging to Greece and its colonies in 650-480 BC. Characterised by frontal forms, symmetry, repetition and geometric abstractions
Define Archaistic Sculpture created after 480 BC that intentionally imitated earlier Archaic art forms
Define Chryselepantine Gold and ivory applied to a statue
Define Cire perdu Lost wax method of casting
Define Classical Culture and style of art of Greece in 480-424 BC- Characterised by balance, regular proportion and ideal beauty
Define Encaustic Method used to paint stone sculptures. Pigments are mixed in hot wax and applied to a rough surface
Define Erotes? Cupids
Deine Fasces Bundle of sticks with an axe projecting, carried by lictors before chief Roman magistrates
Define In-the-round Freestanding sculpture intended to be viewed from all sides
Define Kore (korai) Sculpture of draped female figure characteristic of the Archaic period
Define Kouros (kouroi) Sculpture of young male figure characteristic of the Archaic period
Define Polychromy Multi-coloured painting of sculptures of all materials
Define Relief Two-dimensional work in which the carved figures project from a background
Define stele (stelai) Gravestone or freestanding commemorative slab
Define Strut Bridge-like section of marble between a body and its extremities, common in Roman sculpture
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