03-02 Greek Art

A brief introduction to the thousand years of art and architecture of ancient Greece. Including Greek art of the Archaic, Classical and hellenistic periods and an introduction to Greek architecture.
The legacy of Greek art and architecture endures. The classical Greek forms and principles were later adopted and adapted by the Romans, and then revived during the Renaissance and in subsequent neoclassical movements. The Greeks' emphasis on balance, harmony, and the human form continues to shape Western aesthetics to this day.
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[@magdalena2238]

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[@JenniferStewart-kw5gg]

Excellent talk thank you

[@andrewlesterthomas5581]

Educational,well presented and thoroughly enjoyable. Many thanks.

[@ellengeyer5000]

Once again a thoughtful and comprehensive analysis of the influence of art in Western civilization.

[@israeldiegoriveragenius2th164]

Extraordinary art, nobody has exceeded the Ancient Greeks.

[@martinaakervik]

I think we must consider when it comes out as if Greek woman had no rights. That in a little society living in times civilised wasn’t the common thing in the world. A young woman beginning to be interested in her sexuality (maybe even exploring it) can make a lot of conflicts. Even be at risk of being kidnapped, especially when young and curious.
When I hear the stories about women in the myths, Homer or so. I don’t get the feeling social status was any lower. And when it comes to vote and you already decide women should be protected by household. Maybe that vote the guys do actually more represented the household than the man? Because you had to go and vote so the man did it? Represent the “economia” (household)
I would not be surprised when a woman has some kids, build a network of friends (of her husband also.) People she trust. Then she isn’t at the same risk and would be much more participant. (Idk? I’m just a bit afraid we get biased by our time.)