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    Western

    Classical Arts
    Tradition
    First Quarter-Arts
    The learners are expected to…
    • identify distinct characteristics of arts during the
    Knowledge different art periods.

    • evaluate works of art in terms of artistic concepts and


    ideas using
    criteria from the Western Classical art tradition

    • create artworks guided by techniques and styles from


    Application different art periods
    • Imbibe the value “makakalikasan” and “makabansa”
    Values by creating artwork/s utilizing material/s that are eco-
    friendly and design/s that shows “culture appropriate”
    Activity 1: ARRANGE THE PICTURES
    Activity 1: ARRANGE THE PICTURES
    A. Cave of Lascaux D. Hieroglyphics

    G. Christ in Majesty

    B. Calyx-crater E. Rose Window

    C. The Court of the Empress Theodora F. Venus of Willendorf H. Aphrodite (fresco)


    G. Christ in Majesty
    C. The Court of the Empress Theodora
    A. Cave of Lascaux E. Rose Window

    B. Calyx-crater
    D. Hieroglyphics
    F. Venus of Willendorf H. Aphrodite (fresco
    Activity 1: ARRANGE THE PICTURES

    Things to Ponder:
    1.How did you classify the different artworks into their
    respective periods?
    2.What was your basis of classification?
    Painting from
    the Early Age
    Lesson 1
    ART FORMS:

    PAINTING SCULPTURE ARCHITECTURE


    Cave of Lascaux (15000-10000 B.C.- Stone Age)
    - dominant features are large animals in the native region
    - nearly 2,000 figures composed mainly of animals,
    human figures and abstract design

    PAINTING: PRE-HISTORIC ERA


    Paintings from Sarcophagus of Tutankhamen (XVIII dynasty,
    1362 A.D. - 1253 BC)
    - Shows the events of the life of the king while he was still on
    earth and the scenes he expects to encounter in the
    underworld

    PAINTING: ANCIENT EGYPT


    Head of Alexander (100 B.C.)

    - A mosaic that depicts the battle between


    Alexander the Great and Darius III of
    Persia

    PAINTING: ROMANTIC ERA


    Mosaic

    - An art process which creates a picture/


    image using an assemblage of colored
    glass, stones, or other materials

    PAINTING: ROMANTIC ERA


    CALYX-KRATER

    - Use to hold wine or water, this style


    is cold Kerch style ( red figure in
    painting with black background)
    - Scenes with common lives of
    women

    PAINTING: CLASSICAL GREEK ERA


    Tomb of the Driver, Paestrum (480 BCE)
    - A fresco technique with a limestone mortar

    PAINTING: CLASSICAL GREEK ERA


    Fresco
    - A painting method using
    water-based pigments on
    freshly applied plaster on wall
    surfaces.
    - Colors are made with grind
    powder pigments
    - Ideal for mural

    Birth of Aphrodite
    PAINTING: CLASSICAL GREEK ERA
    Fresco

    - Tempera (water base) -


    applied water-based pigments
    on plasters
    - Encaustic (wax) - uses wax to
    fill the cracks on surfaces

    PAINTING: CLASSICAL GREEK ERA


    PAINTINGS: MEDIEVAL ERA

    - The Court of - Christ in Majesty,


    Empress Theodora , painting from the - Rose Window,
    6th century AD, Church of Saint stained glass, North
    mosaic Clemente transept about 1230
    BYZANTINE ROMANESQUE GOTHIC
    8th Grade

    Sculptures from
    the Early Age
    Lesson 2
    Sculptures: Pre-Historic

    - Venus of Willendorf, 28,000


    B.C.E. - 25,0000 B.C.E. - Venus of Brassempouy
    - Carved from limestones with 25,0000 yrs. old
    excessively heavy breast and - A lady with a hood, carve from
    abdomen (charm for fertility) ivory
    - Realistically represents human
    face and hairstyle
    Sculptures: Egyptian Era

    - The Pharaoh
    Menkaure and his
    Queen 4th Dynasty,
    2548-2530 B.C.E.
    - Made out of stone,
    xample of Portraits with
    a little glimpse of
    - Queen Nefertiti , 18th emotion
    dynasty (1375-1357 BC)
    - Painted limestone
    Sculptures: Classical Period

    - The Portonacio Sarcophagus


    180-190 B.C.E.
    - Myron: The Discobulus , - Burial of a roman general, depicts the battle
    450 BC
    between romans and germans
    - GREEK - ROMAN
    Sculptures: Medieval Period
    - BYZANTINE - ROMANESQUE - GOTHIC

    - The Last Judgement - The Resurrection


    1120-35 of the Virgin 12
    - The Barberini Diptch century
    ivory
    Activity: Compare and Contrast
    Instructions: Choose at least 5 sculptures from the
    lesson tackled, supply what is asked.
    Name of Sculpture Period or Era it was Materials Used Distinct characteristics
    created of the sculpture
    Lesson 3

    Architecture
    from the Early
    Age
    Architecture:Pre-Historic

    - Menhir huge stone - Dolmens “stone - Cromlech a circle


    standing vertically on the table”, serves as grave of standing stones
    ground, usually arranged or altar
    in rows
    Architecture:Egypt

    - Pyramids of Giza Serves a - Mastaba a tomb, flat roofed,


    funerary of the three kings of the made of mud-bricks or stone
    4th dynasty namely “Khufu”,
    Khafa, and Mycerinus
    Architecture: Classical (Greek)

    - Column Designs
    - The Parthenon
    - Greatest classical temple
    Architecture:Classical (Roman)

    The Colosseum, AD 70-82, Rome


    - Arenas for public games
    Architecture:Medieval
    - BYZANTINE - ROMANESQUE - GOTHIC

    Hagia Sophia. Istanbul, 537 The groin-vaulted crypt of


    Cathedral of Chartres
    BC Worcester Cathedral
    - Has rich architecture
    - Early Christian architecture -displayed solid masonry and design, splendid stained
    - walls, rounded arches glass windows .Thousands of
    sculptured figures
    Activity!
    Western Vs. Philippine Art
    Activity: Western Art Vs. Philippine Art
    Compare the characteristics and function of the two art forms

    Tutankhamen’s inner coffin


    from the tomb of Tutankhamen, Manungul Jar, Manunggul
    Valley of the Kings Cave Palawan
    Activity: Western Art Vs. Philippine Arts
    Compare the characteristics and function of the two art forms

    Venus of willendorf , Austria c, Bul- ol Igorot’s carved wood idol


    22,000 -21,000 BCE used to guard their crops
    Activity: Western Art Vs. Philippine Arts
    Compare the characteristics and function of the two art forms

    Rose Window
    Activity: Western Art Vs. Philippine Arts
    Compare the characteristics and function of the two art forms

    Notre Dame Cathedral, France San Sebastian Church,Philippines


    Whoa!

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