Ancient Greece Pottery 1. I was interested in this because I feel like pottery has always been so timeless and I have recently started to like pottery a lot more than I could appreciate it then when I was younger.
2. https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works/#!?time=07&geo=eu
3. How would you introduce and describe your section of the timeline in one sentence? I would say that this timeline of pottery is timeless due to pottery always being in style and never going out of style.
4. What regions of the world are associated with this era or movement?
This has to do with Europe due to this being ancient Greek pottery.
5. What qualities can be found in works associated with this era or movement?
They are timeless aztec looking pieces with vases and bowls and mugs.
6. What materials were commonly used in this era or movement? Clay was used to make their pottery but they called this keraomas
7. Who were some of the artists (if known) associated with this era or movement? A couple of the artisits for ancient greek pottery are Ergotimos, and Exekias.
8. If you choose an art movement, how did this movement develop? What ideas were associated with the movement? When looking for information I found this really inciteful article By Mark Cartwright https://www.worldhistory.org/Greek_Pottery/#:~:text=The%20clay%20%28keramos%29%20to%20produce%20pottery%20%28kerameikos%29%20was,when%20fired%20and%20the%20pale%20buff%20of%20Corinth. The page I found for Ancient Greek Pottery was https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works/#!?time=07&geo=eu. For more information on my images I found https://www.ancientworldmagazine.com/articles/ancient-greek-hydria-form-function/.
- The first Image that I have selected is the Francois Vase https://smarthistory.org/francois-vase/. Title: Francois Vase (volute-krater) Artist: Ergotimos Painter: Kleitias
- The Second image that I have selected is the Attic Black Figure-Hydria https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/11829/attributed-to-lykomedes-painter-attic-black-figure-hydria-greek-attic-520-510-bc/. Title: Attic Black-Figure Hydria Artist: Lykomedes Medium: Terracotta Location: Athens, Greece
- The third image I selected is the Terracotta kylix https://www.dailyartmagazine.com/ancient-greek-pottery-terms/.
Title: Terracotta kylix (drinking cup)
Artist: Amasis
Medium: Terracotta
Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York