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The Procession was created for the UCD Classical Museum as part of an M.A. module on ancient material culture. The M.A. students were challenged to plan an animation of the vase scene which would help museum visitors to understand the vase. The Procession explores the different features that we can see in the original vase scene. Nike has wings, so here we see her flying. Nike is pulling on the bull’s halter, so here we see her take control of it. The young men beckon, so here we see them beckoning Nike along. The young men are wreathed, so here we see them crowned with wreaths by Nike, bringer of victory.

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The vase shows Achilles and Ajax playing a game during the Trojan War. Both men still have their shields, spears, and helmets at the ready. The vase is an Attic black figure amphora, made c.540-530BCE by the greatest of the black-figure painters, Exekias, who has signed his name on the vase. The reverse of the vase shows the family of Helen of Troy. Before she was Helen of Troy, she had once been Helen of Sparta. The vase scene shows her parents, Tyndareos and Leda, and her twin brothers, Castor and Polydeuces (aka ‘Pollux’ to the Romans) with a horse. Like the gaming scene on the other side, this is an image of famous figures in a moment of leisure.

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Vanaf de 3e eeuw v. Chr.
wil men liever aardewerk ZONDER versiering en verdwijnt de schilderkunst op vazen.

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LaunchPad: Ancient Greek Vase Production and the Black-Figure Technique

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Een speciale soort klei;
fijn, taai en wit bakkend.
Het wordt zo genoemd, omdat er van de 16e tot 18e eeuw pijpen van werden gebakken.

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Amsterdam Pipe Museum | Zoeken | Objectcatalogus

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Collectie Amsterdam Pipemuseum - Tabakspijp van klei met dubbelconische ketel, hiel en rechte steel. Filtgroef. Onversierd. Pijpaarde met metaalinsluitsels waardoor van het oppervlak schilfers zijn afgesprongen.

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mythologische voorstellingen

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dagelijks leven

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ca. 500 - 425 v. Chr.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum

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Attributed to Exekias | Terracotta neck-amphora (jar) with lid and knob (27.16) | Greek, Attic | Archaic | The Met

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On the body, obverse and reverse, man and woman in chariot accompanied by woman and kithara player On the shoulder, combat of foot soldiers and horsemen Black-figure was a cumbersome, restricted, and quite artificial technique

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dagelijks leven

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mythologische voorstellingen

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ca. 600 - 500 v. Chr.

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ca. 700 - 600 v. Chr.
Ook wel archaïsche periode genoemd

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900 - 700 v. Chr.

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parfumflesje

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Kottabos - the ancient Greek drinking...

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The game, known as kottabos, involved men gathered in a circle flinging dregs of wine at a target in the centre of the room from a special cup known as a kylix. The game, known as kottabos, involved men gathered in a circle flinging dregs of wine at a target in the centre of the room from a special cup known as a kylix.

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Niet thuis proberen!

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drinkschalen en schenkkan

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voorraadvazen

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voorraadvazen

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Bouwkunst
Beeldkunst
Schilderkunst

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Periodes in geschiedenis van de Griekse kunst

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Periodes in geschiedenis van de Griekse kunst