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Severe style

The Severe style, or Early Classical style, was the dominant idiom of Greek sculpture in the period ca. 490 to 450 BCE. It marks the breakdown of the canonical forms of archaic art and the transition to the greatly expanded vocabulary and expression of the classical moment of the late 5th century. It was an international style found at many cities in the…

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related to Bibliography · 36
Severe style → Athletenstatuetten, Bewegte Figuren, Der, Die, Diss, Figuren, Frühklassische Peplosfiguren, Geschichte, Greek Sculpture, Griechen, Großplastik, Holloway, Klassik, Knigge, Kopenhagen, Mainz, München, New Evidence, Numismatica, Old Problems
related to General characteristics · 20
Severe style → Archaic, Athens, Brunilde, Classical, Doric, Herakles, Here, Indeed, Instead, Ionic, Olympia, Olympia Master, Ridgway, Severe, Solon, Temple, The, There, We, Zeus
related to Dating and relative chronology · 17
Severe style → Another, Antenor, Archaic, Athenian, BCE, Classical, Hipparchus, Kritian, Kritios, Nesiotes, Ridgway, Roman, Severe, The, There, This, Tyrannicide

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style severe archaic sculpture period classical art late century greek one forms der early bce temple feeling expression 5th bronze

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Severe stylerelated to BibliographyVagn Häger Poulsen0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyDer0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyStil0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyStudien0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyGeschichte0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyPlastik0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyKopenhagen0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyKnigge0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyBewegte Figuren0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyFiguren0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyGroßplastik0.60section
Severe stylerelated to BibliographyStrengen Stil0.60section

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