PRE-HISTORIC ERA &

CLASSICAL GREEK
PRE-HISTORIC ERA
CONTRAST
Paintings during this era were
found inside the caves and
believed to be their way of
communication. It may be for
religious or for ceremonial
purposes.
CLASSICAL GREEK
CONTRAST
Paintings during this period
were most found in vases,
panels, and tomb. Most of the
subjects were battle scenes,
mythological figures, and
everyday scenes. Common
methods of Greek painting are
Fresco or water based painting
and Encaustic or wax based
painting.
Sculptures were tensed and stiff
and their bodies were hidden
within enfolding robes or draping
during the early times.

Sculptures were believed to be a Architectures showed temples

product of natural erosion and not consisting of a central shrine or
of human artistry according to room in an aisle surrounded by
archaeologist. rows and columns.

Architectures from early age

developed a form of megaliths.
These buildings inspire awe today,
through the mystery of their
meaning, design, and construction.

COMPARE
Both were created and used by humans to tell stories, to represent
something or someone important and tries to capture the audience
sight with each one of its features.

Submitted by: John Vincent M. Valde

Submitted to: Ma’am Ruby M. Salvo