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Classics 456/556 Dr. Soren
Greek, Etruscan and Roman Painting
Lecture 14: Later Etruscan and Greek Painting
A. Tomb of Orcus or Polyphemos in Tarquinia
l. Two tombs of different date-
2. Fourth Century B.C.-Velia Velcha and hubby Anth
a. Praxitelean head style later fourth century B.C.
b. Banquet in Hades?
3. Hades
4. Persephone
5. Geryon
6. Greek parallels for demons- Eurynomus
7. Agamemnon
8. Teiresias
9. Hirpi and werwolves in Petronius
10. Tuchulcha
11. Cyclops and Odysseus
12. Greek and Etruscan Hades mixed together
13. Etruscan fatalism- Censorinus and the 10 saecula
B. Francois Tomb of Vulci- 2nd to 1st century B.C.
l. Achilles, Patroclus
2. Ajax
3. Charon
4. Vanth
5. Brutal Greek history compared to local epics
6. Macstrna may equal king of Rome Servius Tullius
7. Caelius Vibenna and the Caelian hill story
8. Vel Satie and his pet dwarf and his pet dwarf's pet
C. Lost Greek Painting by Lost Greek Artists
l. Cleanthes of Corinth – develops the 1st clear outlines
2. Cimon of Cleonae and katágrafa – may be foreshortening
3. Polygnotus of Thasos- northeast Greek isle but he works
in Athens
4. Agatharkos of Samos and scaenographia
5. Apollodorus of Athens and skiagraphos- light and shade
Perspective
6. Zeuxis of Heraclea, South Italy but works at Ephesus in
the Ionic School
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