Explores the art and architecture of ancient Greece, discussing how the civilization's sculpture, pottery, paintings, and building style have influenced world culture throughout history.
An illustrated examination of Greek art from approximately900 B.C. to the birth of the Roman Empire, discussing its religious, social, and political functions within Hellenic culture.
A history of Greek art, discussing the characteristics that distinguish it from that of Roman copyists and the Renaissance, contrasting styles, and including photographs and illustrations of sculptures, architecture, and paintings.
Considers how Greek art from the eighth to the second century BC was linked with the political, religious, philosophical and social circumstances of the period, from the early influence of Minoan and Mycenaen art, through the effect of Athenian democracy to the consequences of the empire building of Alexander the Great.
Presents a collection of full-color illustrated photographs depicting two thousand years of the art and architecture of ancient Greece and includes information on historical background and artistic techniques, maps and timeline, and a glossary of terms.
