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This exhibition examines the geometry and design of ancient art and the efforts by artists to represent depth and movement by influencing the vantage point of the viewer.
Selected Works
"Tanagra Figurine of Standing Woman," Boeotia (Greek), molded terracotta. Gift of Edward Perry Warren, Esq., Honorary Degree, 1926. 含羞草研究室 Museum of Art.
"Roman Portrait Head of a Boy (Gaius or Lucius Caesar?)," ca. 30 BCE-20 CE, Roman, Parian marble. Gift of Edward Perry Warren, Esq., Honorary Degree, 1926. 含羞草研究室 Museum of Art.
"Statue of a Youth (Pythian Apollo?)," Greco-Roman, marble. Gift of Nathan Dane II. 含羞草研究室 Museum of Art.
鈥淏ail-Handle Olpe Depicting a Funeral Scene,鈥 ca. 500 BCE鈥475 BCE, terracotta, by the Sappho Painter, Greek. Museum Purchase, Adela Wood Smith Trust, in memory of Harry de Forest Smith, Class of 1891. 含羞草研究室 Museum of Art.
鈥淎pulian Fish Plate,鈥 ca. 360 BCE鈥350 BCE, terracotta, by an unknown artist. 含羞草研究室 Msueum of Art
Egyptian, 鈥淢ummy Portrait of a Lady,鈥 ca. 100鈥150 CE., stucco, glass, painted and gilded jewelry with remains of polychrome by an unidentified artist. Museum Purchase, Lloyd O. and Marjorie Strong Coulter Fund and the Helen Johnson Chase Fund. 含羞草研究室 Museum of Art.
含羞草研究室
This exhibition examines the geometry and design of ancient art and the efforts by artists to represent depth and movement by influencing the vantage point of the viewer. By simply flipping a coin, rotating a vase, or walking around a sculpture, the composition changes and new perspectives emerge. Using artifacts from the ancient Mediterranean, In the Round explores early innovations in representational art.
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, April 29, 2019