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‘join in ART,enJOY yourself’

2018-2019

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a collaborative presentation of the ARTistic work of the pupils & their teachers who worked on the

ANCIENT ART

according to the chronological order the ancient masterpieces were created in Europe

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2nd Kindergarten N. Artakis

Cycladic Idols,2800-2300 BC

1st Kindergarten Chalkidas

Fresco at Minoan Palace, Knossos,Greece 2000-1470 BC

3rd Kindergarten Psachnon

Europe Myth on greek Lekythos

550-500 BC

2nd Kindergarten Efkarpias

Apollon & Muses on attic Lekythos 500-490 BC

I.C ‘Lombardo Radice-Ovidio

Roman Pompeii Domus 2nd-1st cent. BC

FEDAC, Salt, Catalunya

Mosaic floor Emporion

2nd cent. AD

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2nd Kindergarten N.Artakis, Greece

‘Cycladic Idols’2800-2300 BC

Before the 3rd millennium BC, the people living on the Cycladic Islands in the Aegean, produced a large number of extraordinary statuettes of mostly female figures. Carved from white, marble in simple forms of a modern appearance (well known as cycladic idols)

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2nd Kindergarten N.Artakis, Greece

‘Cycladic Idols’

2800-2300 BC

Reproductions of the Cycladic Idols using salty yeast & then glued on painted canvas

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We welcomed 2019 with a big cake

decorated with Cycladic Idols

We celebrated the carnival by

decorating the Cycladic Head Idol

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The pupils of the 2nd Kindergarten N. Artakis asked their eTwinning partners, to reproduce, in any way they prefer, a specific Cycladic Idol (cycladic head).

The completed presentation of the partners’ collaborative work on the Cycladic Idol (cycladic head) can be watched by following the link:

https://www.storyjumper.com/book/index/68507685/The-Cycladic-Idols#

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The pupils of the 2nd Kindergarten N.Artakis, transformed the Cycladic HEAD Idol

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The pupils of the 3rd Kindergarten Psachnon, transformed the Cycladic-Head-Idol into a lion, a smiling cat,and a lovely girl in a colourful frame

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The pupils of the 1st Kindergarten N. Artakis remade the Cycladic head out of clay

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A pupil from the 1st Kindergarten Chalkidas made the cycladic head as an ancient Hellenic woman with black hair and big eyelashes!

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The pupils of the 2nd Kindergarten Efkarpias (class1) used threads, temperas & black markers and gave the Cycladic-head-idol amazing colourful shapes!

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The pupils of I.C.”Lombardo-Radice Ovidio” Sulmona (AQ) filled the cycladic head with colourful shapes, cut it into stripes & combined them in various ways

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The children of FEDAC Salt, in Spain, got inspired & produced cycladic masterpieces of themselves!

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1st kindergarten Chalkida

Minoan civilization

2nd & 3rd millenium e.g.

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The Minoan civilization represents the first advanced civilization in Europe. It gave rise to massive building complexes, tools, sophisticated artwork, seafaring ships and ship building technology, and writing systems, much of which has endured as archaeological treasuresThe Minoan civilization is particularly notable for its large and elaborate palaces, some of which were four stories high, featured elaborate plumbing systems, and were decorated with frescoes

Frescoes are the source of some of the most striking imagery handed down to us from the Minoan civilization of Bronze Age Crete (2000-1500 BCE)

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Animals were also commonly portrayed, most often in their natural habitat, for example, monkeys, birds, cats, goats, deer, sea urchins, dolphins and fish.

The room of the queen’s at the Minoan palace of Knossos was embelleshed with dolphins fresco.

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we tried to represent the fresco of dolphins cutting fishes and dolphins and sticking them in a big paper.

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Then with the help of the other partners who painted various images from the bottom of the sea, we enriched our painting.

The final work is in the following link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a2zstzgwAc&t=4s

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3rd kindergarten of Psachna-Evia-Greece

ANCIENT GREEK PAINTINGS ON POTTERY

The famous and distinctive style of Greek vase-painting with figures, reached its peak from about 600 to 350 BC, and divides into the two main styles,of black-figure and red-figure painting. The white ground technique was mostly made for burial.

Black-figure was a popular style in ancient Greece for many years. The black-figure period coincides approximately with the era from the middle to late Archaic, from 620 to 480 BC. The technique black-figure was a Corinthian invention of the 7th century and spread from there to other city states and regions including Sparta, Boeotia,Euboea (Evia), the east Greek islands and Athens.

By the later Archaic and early Classical period the two great commercial powers, Corinth and Athens, exported their pottery all over the Greek world. Pots from Corinth and Athens are found as far afield as Spain and Ukraine and are so common in Italy.

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3rd kindergarten of Psachna

Evia-Greece

Black figured painting on a lekythos vase

550-500 BC “Europe on the Bull” by Leagros

The Myth of Europe ART Book made with Storyjumper with s the works of the partner schools

Link:https://www.storyjumper.com/book/index/66421175

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We expanded our presentation and made a video with the pupils’ paintings about “the greek Myth of Europe”

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0_Uy4WmUbk&t=26s

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Some photos of the pupils’ activities related to their artworks about “EUROPE on the BULL” ancient painting

Europe & Bull made with recyclable plastic containers & various materials

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Europe & Bull made with wrinkled paper bags on a “lekythos”shaped black cardboard

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Europe & Bull made as paper marionettes with the technique of the colourful marbled paper

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Escola básica de Casal Comba

Mealhada - Portugal

“the Myth of Europe”

video’s link:

https://youtu.be/sm_mtwIzXvU

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2nd Kindergarten of Efkarpia (Class 1)

APOLLON & MUSES

Black figured Lekythos

(500-490 BC)

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According to the Greek Myths, God Zeus bewildered the young woman Mnemosyne and slept with her for nine consecutive nights. The result of their encounter was the Nine Muses, who were similar to everything.

They were not interested in anything of the regular human everyday life and they wanted to dedicate their lives to the Arts. Apollo brought them to the big and beautiful Mount Elikonas, where the older Temple of Zeus used to be. Ever since, the Muses supported and encouraged creation, enhancing imagination and inspiration of the artists. Nine Muses were: Clio, Euterpe, Thalia, Melpomeni, Terpsichore, Erato, Polymnia, Ourania and Calliope.

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1. Clio: was the protector of the History

(or Word)

2. Euterpe: was the protector of the Music

3. Thalia: was the protector of Comedy

4. Melpomene: was the protector of Tragedy

5. Terpsichore: was the protector of Dance

6. Erato: was the protector of Love and Love

Poetry.

7. Polymnia: was the protector of Mimic Art.

8. Ourania: was the protector of the Celestial

Objects and stars; she invented astronomy.

9. Calliope: She was the protector of Ηeroic

Poems and Rhetoric Art.

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Acti

Activities of our class

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Watch our fantastic video for the 9 Muses below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJGB6O6IXts

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Activities of our

E Twinner Partners

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Watch the video of our

collaboration to our E Twinner Partners

below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZaRSO56oNo

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References

1.Wikipedia: Minoan civilization.Available at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minoan_civilization Accessed:8 May 2019

2.Ancient history encyclopedia:Minoan frescoes. Available at https://www.ancient.eu/article/390/minoan-frescoes .Accessed:9 May 2019

3.Ancient Greek Art

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Greek_art#cite_note-Cook,_24%E2%80%9326-7

4. Muses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muses

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I.C.LOMBARDO RADICE-OVIDIO

SULMONA, ITALY

POMPEII

Pompeii was a large Roman town in the Italian region of Campania which was completely buried in volcanic ash following the eruption of nearby Mt. Vesuvius in 79 CE. The town was excavated in the 19th and 20th century CE and due to its excellent state of preservation it has given an invaluable insight into the Roman world and may lay claim to being the richest archaeological site in the world in terms of the sheer volume of data available to scholars.

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DOMUS EPULIAE

I.C. “LOMBARDO RADICE-OVIDIO” SULMONA, ITALY

From “domus Epuliae”in Pompeii, the pupils had choosen “lemon tree fresco”.

This fresco were in the “cubicola” wich were the roman’s bedrooms.

The fresco shows us a garden with a lemon tree’ detail.

The pupils did the lemon tree using seeds and pointillism technique.

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2nd kindergarten N. Artakis, Greece

The lemon tree from Artakis’ pupils is a mixed technique.

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TEMPERA COLORS AND STENCIL

TECHNIQUE

2nd kindergarten N.Artakis

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1st kindergarten Chalkida

GREECE

The Chalkida pupils’ lemon tree is made of coloured felt tip pens lemon and coloured cardboard technique.

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3rd kindergarten of Psachna

GREECE

Lemon tree in tempera color

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3rd KINDERGARTEN OF PSACHNA

The children from Psachna painted the lemon tree using tempera color technique.

Here they have been using cavalletto!

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Emporion

by FEDAC Salt. Catalunya

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Emporion is a city. It is very old, it is two thousand years old. It was built by the Greek and the Roman people

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The name “Emporion” is amazing.

It means “market” and it was called this name because it was a commercial city.

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There are lots of treasures. And the ruins are important themselves.

But the roman mosaic floors are one of the most important part of the place.

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This is a mosaic floor in a domus (in a house). It is two coloured in black and white.

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It has a geometrical patrol in black and white and also some pictures from the sea.

Here you can see dolphins and a rudder.

Emporion is very important in Catalonia.

We like Emporion!

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We have been working with the presentation of Emporion.

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We did our own mosaic from salt pastry and colours.

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Children in 3rd

Kindergarten of

Psachna did a

wonderful mosaic

to help us!

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And kids from

2nd Kindergarten

N. Artakis also

did an amazing

job!

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Our friends from

Thessaloniki, from

2nd Kindergarten of

Efkarpia did a

beautiful mosaic.

Thank you all!!!

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Working in Etwinning is so cool!!!