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 __________, 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 _________ 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?

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