Architectural Sculpture (Greek Art)

Which pediment is this?

• Aphaia at Aegina - west

• Aphaia at Aegina - east

• Zeus at Olympia - west

• Zeus at Olympia - east

This figure is often identified as (a)   , the king of Troy who refused to pay Poseidon and Apollo for their work

Which pediment is this?

• Aphaia at Aegina - east

• Aphaia at Aegina - west

• Zeus at Olympia - east

• Zeus at Olympia - west

Which pediment is this?

• Zeus at Olympia - east

• Zeus at Olympia - west

• Aphaia at Aegina - east

• Aphaia at Aegina - west

The temple of Artemis at Corcyra features (a)   in the centre, whose scary face serves an apotropaic function.

Which heroes are depicted on the west pediment of the temple of Aphaia at Aegina? Select all which apply.

• Ajax

• Paris

• Heracles

• Telamon

What features identify the west pediment of the temple of Aphaia at Aegina as archaic in artistic style? Select all that apply.

• Archaic smiles

• Severe expressions

• Naturalistic poses

• Bulging facial features

• Awkward poses

What is the name given to this figure from the east pediment of Zeus at Olympia?

(a)  

How is Medusa related to Pegasus?

• his wife

• his mother

• his owner

• his sister

What is the subject matter of the west pediment of the temple of Zeus at Olympia?

• the wedding of Perithoos & Deidameia

• the chariot race of Pelops & Oinomaos

• the sack of Troy by Herakles

• the Trojan War