Apoxyomenos

The Apoxyomenos is a famous ancient Greek sculpture depicting an athlete or a "scraper." The term "Apoxyomenos" comes from the Greek word "apoxyo," which means "to scrape off" or "to clean." The sculpture represents an athlete in the act of using a strigil, a curved tool used by ancient Greek ath...

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Apoxyomenos

Apoxyomenos terimi, kendini temizleme anlamına gelen Yunanca bir fiilden gelmektedir: Antik Yunan sporcular, yarışmalardan önce vücutlarına sürülen yağları kum ve bir tür spatula olan strigil ile kazırlardı. Bu sporcu, sağ elini uzatmış durumdayken sol elindeki strigil il...

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Apoxyomenos

The term Apoxyomenos comes from the Greek verb meaning to clean oneself: ancient Greek athletes used to scrape off the oils used to anoint the body before competitions with sand and a sort of spoon, called the strigil. This athlete is figured whilst he is removing the sand and oil from his extend...

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Apoxyomenos

Doryphoros

"Doryphoros," Yunanca'da "Mızrak Taşıyıcı" olarak da bilinen (Δορυφόρος) ve Latinleştirilmiş adıyla "Doryphorus" olarak anılan, Klasik Antik Yunan heykeltıraşlığının en ünlü eserlerinden biridir. Bu eser, ayakta duran, kaslı ve güçlü bir savaşçıyı tasvir eder ve orijinalinde sol omzunda dengeleme...

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Doryphoros

The Doryphoros, also known as "Spear-Bearer" in Greek (Δορυφόρος) and Latinized as Doryphorus, is one of the most renowned Greek sculptures from the Classical antiquity era. It portrays a robust and muscular warrior in a standing pose, originally holding a spear balanced on his left shoulder. Thi...

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Doryphoros

Donatello, St. Mark

Donatello's bronze statue of St. Mark is a Renaissance masterpiece, created between 1411 and 1413. It is located in the Orsanmichele Church in Florence, Italy. The statue stands at over seven feet tall and is considered to be one of the earliest examples of Renaissance sculpture. It is a free-sta...

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Donatello, St. Mark

Delftware: Antique Delft Blue Pottery

English antique Delft, Dutch delft at Nestegg Antiques. Fine quality delftware and English antique pottery in stock includes delft blue pottery, delft china plates, delft mugs, jugs, pots.

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Delftware: Antique Delft Blue Pottery

Andokides

Ayrıca ilk defa kendine has olan bir teknik ile, seramik üzerindeki figürleri ''beyaz'' renkte tasvir ettiği çalışmaları da vardır. Ancak bu çok fazla rağbet görmemiştir.

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Konnakis Painter

Apulia'dan Yunan vazo ressamı, yaklaşık olarak İ.Ö. 375-350 yıllarında çalışmıştır.

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Konnakis Painter

In the period from about 375 to 350 B.C., the Konnakis Painter decorated vases in one of the Greek colonies in the region of Apulia in South Italy. He appears to have been one of the creators of the type of pottery that scholars call Gnathian ware. In this technique, the artisan glazed the entire...

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Konnakis Painter

Greek vase painter from Apulia, ca. 375-350 BCE.

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Konnakis Painter

Andokides Painter

Ressamın çalışma düzenine göre önce figürlerden oluşan sahne yapılmakta, ardından, kabın biçimine göte çerçeve oluşturulmakta, bu sırada, bazı yüksekte kalmış uzuvlar söz konusu çerçeve hizasına denk düştüğünden, bunlar için bir boşluk yaratılıp, uzuvların bulunduğu yerler boş bırakılmaktadır. Da...

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Andokides Painter

The Andokides Painter was an ancient Athenian vase painter, active from approximately 530 to 515 B.C. His work is unsigned and his true name unknown. He was identified as a unique artistic personality through stylistic traits found in common among several paintings. This corpus was then attribute...

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Andokides Painter

Andokides

Andokides, M.Ö. 500'lerin sonlarında dokuz vazodaki imzasından bilinen bir çömlekçidir. Muhtemelen zanaatını vazo ressamı ve çömlekçi Exekias'tan öğrenmiştir. Andokides birkaç vazo ressamıyla çalışmıştır bunlar: Lysippides Ressamı, Andokides Ressamı ve Psiax'dır. Hangi sanatçının kırmızı figür te...

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Andokides

Andokides was a potter in Athens in the late 500s B.C., known from his signature on nine vases. He probably learned his craft in the workshop of the vase-painter and potter Exekias. Andokides worked with several vase-painters: the Lysippides Painter, the Andokides Painter, and Psiax. While it is ...

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Andokides

Exekias

Exekias (Ancient Greek: Ἐξηκίας, Exēkías) was an ancient Greek vase-painter and potter who was active in Athens between roughly 545 BC and 530 BC. Exekias worked mainly in the black-figure technique, which involved the painting of scenes using a clay slip that fired to black, with details created...

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Exekias

Pistoxenos Painter

Gerçek adı bilinmeyen, Atinalı, kırmızı figür tekniği ile vazo ressamlığı yapan sanatçı. Stilinin tutarlı bireysel özellikleri, eşsiz bir sanatsal kişiliğinin var olduğunu göstermektedir. Çoğunlukla kırmızı figür çalışarak Geç Arkaik vazo resim sanatının inceliklerini Erken Klasik üslup haline ge...

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Pistoxenos Painter

Athenian red-figure vase-painter whose name is unknown. Nevertheless consistent individual characteristics of style suggest the existence of a unique artistic personality. Beazley called him the Pistoxenos Painter naming him after a skyphos in Schwerin he decorated that was signed by the potter P...

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Pistoxenos Painter

The Pistoxenos Painter was an important ancient Greek vase painter of the Classical period. He was active in Athens between circa 480 and 460 BC. His conventional name is derived from his name vase. The vase, a skyphos, now at Schwerin, has a signature indicating that it was made by the potter Pi...

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Pistoxenos Painter

Sotades Painter

The Sotades Painter, so-called after the potter who signed himself "Sotades 11 on eight vases - three actually painted by the Sotades Painter - worked in Athens in the thirty or so years after the Persian Wars. (A period referred to by Martin Robertson in his chapter heading as "The Classical Rev...

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Sotades Painter