The following is a selection of some of the works of art that are not in your textbook, but that I have shown, or will show, in class. Remember that for the slide portion of the exams, I will only show you works of art that are in your textbook. However, during lectures, I show many works of art not from your textbook to "round out" your knowledge of a given artist, style, or period.

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Chapter Two: The Art of the Classical World

Black-figure amphora (detail of Theseus killing the Minotaur).	Red-figure jug.	Model of Acropolis, Athens.	Calf-Bearer and Kritios Boy at dig site on Acropolis in 1865.
Dionysus from east pediment of Parthenon.	Three Goddesses from east pediment of Parthenon.	The Getty Bronze.	Old Shepherdess Going to Market.
Detail of Laocoon.	Coin of M. Antonius Gordianus III Pius (238-244 A.D.) showing the colossus next to the Colosseum.	Colosseum, Rome.	Colosseum (interior), Rome.
Leopards Attacking Men and Stag Hunt.	Gladiatorial Combat.	Reconstruction of the forum, Rome.	Reconstruction model of the Pantheon, Rome.
Trajan's Column, Rome.	Trajan's Column (detail), Rome.	Portrait of a Lady.	Bacchus and Mount Vesuvius, wall painting from a household shrine, Pompeii.
Mummy of a Boy.

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