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ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK SCULPTURE
Indiana University
Fall Semester 2000

INSTRUCTOR
Prof. Kevin T. Glowacki
Department of Classical Studies
559 Ballantine Hall
855-6651
kglowack@indiana.edu

DESCRIPTION:
This course is a chronological survey of Greek sculpture in the
Archaic and Classical periods, ca. 650-330 B.C.  Topics include the
origins and techniques of Greek sculpture, including inspirations from
the Aegean Bronze Age, Egypt, and the Near East; free-standing,
relief, and architectural sculpture in religious, funerary, and public
contexts; lost "masterpieces" of ancient Greek art and the problems
involved in using Roman copies to reconstruct the art history and
individual styles of Greek sculptors.  Special attention will be given
to the purpose, setting, and function of Greek sculpture as a form of
art, its relation to other arts, and its place in archaeological
research.

PREREQUISITES: CLAS C206 or FINA A206 (Classical Art & Archaeology).

RECOMMENDED: CLAS C413 or FINA A413 (Art & Archaeology of Greece) or
atleast one other upper level course in ancient art and archaeology.

CLASS MEETINGS: FA 010  Monday & Wednesday, 1:00-2:15PM

UNDERGRADUATE SECTIONS
CLAS C495: section 1008 (3 credit hours)
FINA A410: section 2184 (3 credit hours)

GRADUATE SECTIONS
CLAS C875: Section 1013 (4 credit hours)
FINA A410: section 2185 (4 credit hours)