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Early Proto-Corinthian oinochoe (ca. 720 B.C.)

Early Proto-Corinthian floral oinochoe (ca. 700 B.C.)

Early Proto-Corinthian figural aryballos (ca. 700 B.C.

Proto-Corinthian skyphos with hound in black figure (ca. 660 B.C.)

Proto-Corinthian skyphos fragment with Bellerophon, Pegasos, and the Chimaera (ca. 660)

Proto-Corinthian ("MacMillan") aryballos by MacMillan Painter (ca. 670-660 B.C.)

Proto-Corinthian olpe ("Chigi Vase") (ca. 650 B.C.)

Proto-Corinthian olpe ("Chigi Vase") (ca. 650 B.C.)

Detail of hoplite soldiers

Proto-Corinthian olpe ("Chigi Vase") (ca. 650 B.C.)

Detail of riders and hunt scenes

roto-Corinthian, scale-patterned oinochoe (ca. 650 B.C.)

Corinthian olpe with zones of animals (late 7th c.)

Corinthian figural ("Eurytios") krater by Eurytios Painter (ca. 600)

Corinthian figural ("Eurytios") krater by Eurytios Painter (ca. 600)

Detail of banqueting scene with Eurytios (at left), a diner, Iole, and Herakles

Early Proto-Attic hydria (early 7th c.)

Loutrophoros (hydria) by the Analatos Painter (early 7th c.)

Loutrophoros (hydria) by the Analatos Painter (early 7th c.)

Grave-marker amphora by the Polyphemos Painter (ca. 650)

Proattic

Grave-marker amphora by the Polyphemos Painter (ca. 650)

Detail of neck: Odysseus and his men blinding Polyphemos

Grave-marker amphora by the Polyphemos Painter (ca. 650)

Drawing of scene on belly: Perseus, Athena, and the Gorgons

Black-figure amphora by the Nessos Painter (ca. 630)

Bronze statuette of nude male; dedication of Mantiklos to Apollo at sanctuary in Thebes; now in Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (early 7th c.)

So-called Auxerre Maiden, now in Louvre Museum; Daedalic Style (ca. 650)

So-called Auxerre Maiden, now in Louvre Museum; Daedalic Style (ca. 650)

Dedication of Nikandre (life-size) from Delos; Daedalic Style (ca. 650)

Bronze statuette of nude male in Daedalic Style, from Delphi (ca. 630)

Ivory lyre fitting in shape of a nude youth, sanctuary of Hera in Samos (late 7th c.)

Samos, Sanctuary of Hera

southwest Stoa, reconstruction (7th c.)

Prinias (Crete), Temple of Apollo

The temple and its associated Daedalic-style sculptures date to the second half of the 7th c.

Doorway lintel

Prinias (Crete), Temple of Apollo: Images 

The temple and its associated Daedalic-style sculptures date to the second half of the 7th c.

Seated woman from lintel

Prinias (Crete), Temple of Apollo: Images 

The temple and its associated Daedalic-style sculptures date to the second half of the 7th c.

Female figure in relief on underside (soffit) of lintel

Prinias (Crete), Temple of Apollo: Images

The temple and its associated Daedalic-style sculptures date to the second half of the 7th c.

Relief with riders, perhaps from an orthostate (dado) course

Temple of Apollo, Thermon (ca. 630-620)

Terracotta "metope" painted with head of Medusa

Temple of Apollo, Thermon (ca. 630-620)

Terracotta "metope" painted with Perseus and head of Medusa

Temple of Hera, Olympia (ca. 600-590)

Terracotta akroterion

Temple of Artemis, Corfu (ca. 580-570)

Pediment, central section with Medusa and panther

Temple of Artemis, Corfu (ca. 580-570)

Pediment, figures in battle toward right corner (Zeus and a Giant?)

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Temple of Artemis, Corfu (ca. 580-570)

Pediment, dying/dead in left corner

So-called "H" temple (hekatompedon) on Athenian Acropolis (ca. 570)

Pedimental group at left, Herakles wrestling with Triton

So-called "H" temple (hekatompedon) on Athenian Acropolis (ca. 570)

Pedimental group at right, so-called "Bluebeard Group"

Temple C, Selinos, Sicily (ca. 550)

Entablature

Temple C, Selinos, Sicily (ca. 550)

Metope with Athena, Perseus, and Gorgon Medusa

Temple C, Selinos, Sicily (ca. 550)

Metope (Herakles and the Kerkopes), with tourists for scale

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

Naos with scale

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

West pediment

Athena

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

West pediment

Figures at left

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

West pediment

Fallen, dying warrior

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

East pediment

Figures at right, with Athena at left (at center)

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

East pediment

Head of Athena

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

East pediment

Figures at right, "page" and archer

Temple of Aphaia, Aigina (ca. 500)

East pediment

Fallen, dying warrior in left corner

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Treasury of the Athenians, Delphi (ca. 510-500)

Temple of Artemis, Ephesos (begun ca. 550)

Column base and sculpted drum

Temple of Artemis, Ephesos (begun ca. 550)

Capitals

Temple of Hera (Polykratean temple), Samos (begun ca. 530)

Egg-and-dart capital

Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi (ca. 530)

Facade of treasury in Delphi Museum

Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi (ca. 530)

Caryatids (female columnar supports) in porch

Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi (ca. 530)

Pedimental sculptures, Zeus with Apollo and Herakles struggling for tripod

Treasury of the Siphnians, Delphi (ca. 530)

orth frieze, showing battle of Olympian gods and the Giants ("Gigantomachy")

Dionysos and Hekate, Apollo and Artemis against group of Giants

So-called "New York Kouros," said to be from Attica (ca. 600-590)

Kouros from Tenea, near Corinth (ca. 575-550)

Kouros from Anavysos in Attica (ca. 550-525)

Bronze kouros from Piraeus (ca. 530-520, if not much later)

Kouros grave marker of Aristodikos, Attica (ca. 510-500)

So-called "Kritios Boy," Athenian Acropolis (ca. 490-480)

So-called "Blond Boy," Athenian Acropolis (ca. 490-480)

Calf-bearer (moschophoros), Athenian Acropolis (ca. 560-550)

So-called "Rampin Horseman," Athenian Acropolis (ca. 550)

So-called "Berlin Kore," said to be from Attica (ca. 570-560)

Dedication of Cheramyes, Samian Heraion (ca. 560)

Kore of Phrasikleia, by Aristion of Paros; Merenda in Attica (ca. 540)

So-called "Peplos Kore," Athenian Acropolis (ca. 540-530)

So-called "Antenor Kore," Athenian Acropolis (ca. 530-520)

Dedication of Euthydikos, Athenian Acropolis (ca. 490-480)

Statue base found in Themistoklean wall, Athens (ca. 510-500)

Wrestlers

Statue base found in Themistoklean wall, Athens (ca. 510-500)

Ball players

Amphora by the Nessos Painter (ca. 625)

Attic Black-Figure Vase Painting

Dinos by the Gorgon Painter (Sophilos) (ca. 590)

Black-Figure Vase Painting

o-called "Francois Vase," volute krater by Kleitias (painter) and Ergotimos (potter) (ca. 570)

Amphora by the Amasis Painter, Dionysos with satyrs (silens) making wine (ca. 550-530)

Amphora by Exekias, Ajax and Achilles playing a game (ca. 550-530)

Attic "bilingual" vases, with one side in black figure, the other in red figure; all painted by the Lysippides Painter (black figure) and the Andokides Painter (red figure) (all dating ca. 530-520)

Amphora with Ajax and Achilles playing a game, black figure

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Attic "bilingual" vases, with one side in black figure, the other in red figure; all painted by the Lysippides Painter (black figure) and the Andokides Painter (red figure) (all dating ca. 530-520)

Amphora with Herakles leading a bull, black figure

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Attic "bilingual" vases, with one side in black figure, the other in red figure; all painted by the Lysippides Painter (black figure) and the Andokides Painter (red figure) (all dating ca. 530-520)

Amphora with Herakles dining in Olympos, hosted by Athena; both sides

Kalyx krater by Euphronios, athletes (late 6th c.)

Attic Red-Figure Vases

Kalyx krater by Euphronios, death of Sarpedon (late 6th c.)

Amphora by Euthymides, revelers (late 6th c.)

Attic Red-Figure Vase

Amphora by Berlin Painter, Herakles (early 5th c.)

Attic Red-Figure Vases

Kylix by the Brygos Painter, revelers (early 5th c.)

Attic Red-Figure Vases

Tomb of the Diver, Paestum in South Italy (ca. 480)

Scene of diver on ceiling

Tomb of the Diver, Paestum in South Italy (ca. 480)

Symposium (banqueting) scene

Colossal bronze volute krater from Vix in France (ca. 500)

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Colossal bronze volute krater from Vix in France (ca. 500)