Greek (1 gen 1100 anni a. C. – 1 gen 14 anni a. C.)

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During the time of 1100 to 146BC in old Greece, there were a few huge craftsmanship history occasions that extraordinarily impacted the improvement of Greek workmanship. The rise of Greek city-states in the 7th century BC made it possible to develop distinct regional styles, like the geometric style in Athens and the orientalizing style in Corinth. The creation of iconic works like the Parthenon temple in Athens, a symbol of Athenian power and democracy, in the 5th century BC is often referred to as the "Golden Age" of Greek art. Under Alexander the Great's rule, the Greek Empire expanded in the 4th century BC, resulting in Hellenistic art, a blend of Greek and Eastern artistic styles. Works like the Winged Victory statue and the Laocoön sculpture demonstrate this period's emotion, realism, and ornamental style. In the end, Greece was conquered by the Roman Empire in 146 BC, and Greek artistic methods and styles were incorporated into Roman art.

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