Protoclassical Greece: Doric architecture
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 protoclassical | the period between the archaic and the classical |
| Temple of Aphanaia at Aegina | off the coast of attica dating 510-490 BCE 6x12 hexastyle pronaos and opistodomos distyle in antis; door between cella and opisthodomos. slight widening of the corner columns and a slanting of peristyle columns.west and east pediments have a ten year dated difference, battle scenes show development in sculpture. newer east pediment shows more emotion and natural movement. |
| metopes | square spaces between the triglyphs of a doric frieze; the plain opening between the roof joists; often adorned with finely sculpted figures; an opening or hole in a frieze for a beam or any square areas whether plain or decorated in a Doric frieze |
| strangford apollo | 490, pre persian invasion |
| kristos boy | 480 post persian invasion. greek consciousnesses. shift of weight. |
| contrappostal | no |
| Temple of zeus at olympia | 470 aand 456 BCE. libon of ellis. phideas carved the zeus statue. hexastyle doric temple, pronaos and opistodomos are distyle in antis. |
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