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A frieze is a painting or sculpture on a wall. There are many of them found in the ruins of ancient Egypt.
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What style is seen in the frieze on the Arch of Constantine?
I believe it is Hellenistic but I'm not 100% on that.
What are the differences between the Doric and Ionic orders?
doric have an mutule, regula, tainia, metope, and ionic has small base at bottom of column, more flutes, double curve in stone under architrave, on the architrave, continious frieze.
What did the ancient Greeks sacrifice to Athena?
The story is... The city of Athens was once called Attica and Poisoden and Athena both wanted to be the patron of the city so they challened each other to see who gave the most useful gift to the citizens. Poiseden gave them a fountain but Athena gave them an olive tree.
What were some ancient greek legacies?
The frieze, pediments, columns (look at the Parthenon), the Olympics, wine, lifelike statues, philosophies, and (if I am not wrong) grapes/olives. If you look around you'll find the ancient Greek influence in basically every major city...especially in Europe and the US. You'll see it in the architecture and art and the way the government works. We have a similar justice system to the one they had.
What was depicted on the reliefs of the temple of Artemis in Ephesus?
Various fragments of sculpture have been found at the site during excavations conducted by J.T. Wood in the 1870s, by D.G. Hogarth in the early years of the twentieth century, and more recently by Austrian and Turkish archaeologists. Many of these are architectural sculptures, originally positioned either on sculptured square pedestals at the bases of some of the columns, or from circular column drums, perhaps situated directly below the columns' capitals. Some smaller pieces formed part of a continuous frieze around the sima, interrupted at intervals by lion-headed water spouts. From such fragmentary remains it is difficult to determine the subjects portrayed in the sculptural friezes, but it has been suggested that the columns and piers supported groups of people in a religious procession. The style of the fragments of the sima frieze suggests that this was carved at a later date than the other sculptures, some parts of it even as late about 460 BC. The subjects represented on this incredibly long frieze seem to include a Centauromachy (scenes of battle beween Centaurs and Lapiths), a Gigantomachy (between Gods and giants), and episodes from the Trojan War.
What is the origin of Frieze patterns?
frieze
When was Beethoven Frieze created?
Beethoven Frieze was created in 1902.
What is a sentence for the word frieze?
i absolutely just love how my frieze is decorated
How do you use the word frieze in a paragraph?
The frieze appears to be of victorian era.
When was Alan M. Frieze born?
Alan M. Frieze was born in 1945.
When was Deep Frieze created?
Deep Frieze was created on 2007-04-12.
What is a wall frieze?
A wall frieze is a painting on a wall a the ancient Egyptians made story's out of them
What is the lower archive and an upper frieze on the Parthenon called?
The frieze shows the Parthenaic Procession.
How many gods and goddesses are there on the Parthenon frieze?
How many Gos and Goddesses are on the Parthenon Frieze
How do you use the work frieze in a sentence?
I am hand-carving a frieze on the building right now.
What is frieze?
A frieze is a painting or sculpture on a wall. There are many of them found in the ruins of ancient Egypt.
What does frieze mean?
Frieze- means a plain or decorted horizontal part of an enable between the enrichetta
