1Q ARTS Greek Period

Where were Classical Greek paintings most commonly found?

• Ceiling murals and wooden doors

• Vases, panels, and tombs

• Scrolls and books

• Temples and theaters

What subjects were commonly depicted in Classical Greek paintings?

• Landscapes and wildlife

• Religious rituals and temples

• Battle scenes, mythological figures, and everyday life

• Portraits of kings and queens

What is the main difference between fresco and encaustic painting methods in Classical Greece?

• Fresco uses oil-based pigments, while encaustic uses chalk

• Fresco is done on paper, while encaustic is done on canvas

• Fresco uses water-based pigments on plaster; encaustic uses pigments mixed with hot wax

• Fresco is used for small objects, while encaustic is used for jewelry

What is 'The Judgment of Paris' an example of?

• A sculpture from the Archaic Period

• A fresco painting

• A mosaic found in a temple

• A Classical Greek vase painting

What is the Kerch Style known for?

• Blue and white porcelain designs

• Black-figure technique on amphora

• Red-figure pottery found in Kerch

• Marble relief sculptures

What is a pelike used for in Greek pottery?

• Carrying perfume

• Storing olive oil

• Containing wine

• Holding grain

Which vase shape is specifically associated with bridal baths?

• Lekanis

• Krater

• Pelike

• Lebes gamikos

What is the function of a krater in Greek pottery?

• For carrying ashes

• For mixing wine and water

• For holding coins

• For baking bread

What material is typically used as the surface for panel paintings?

• Stone

• Clay

• Wood

• Canvas

Why have most Classical Greek panel paintings not survived?

• They were destroyed in war

• They were made of organic materials that decayed over time

• They were burned intentionally

• They were stolen and lost