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- catalog contributor b9063424.
- catalog created "1913.".
- catalog date "1913".
- catalog date "1913.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1913.".
- catalog description "Things Greek -- The kingdom of Mino. The Aegean civilization. 3000(?)-1500(?) B.C. -- The newcomers and their art. The invasion of the northerners. 1500(?)-1000(?) B.C. -- The worshiper and his wooden image. Cult statues. The earliest Greek statue -- Temple builders and painters. Why the Greeks painted the Parthenon -- Art and the tyrants. Piisistratus and his new program for Athens. 560-510 B.C. -- Art and democracy. The democratic reaction and victory over Persia. 510-450 B.C. -- Athens becomes an empire. The Delian league. Pericles and Phidias. 450-100 B.C. -- Art and empire. The building of the Parthenon, the Propylaea and the Erechtheum -- New ideals in art. Phidias and the Parthenon sculptures -- Art and the scientists. Myron: Polyclitus and his canon -- Art and the philosophers. Praxiteles and Scopas. 400-338 B.C. -- The diffusions of art. Greek memorials to the dead -- The mutual conquest. Greece and Alexander. 338-300 B.C. -- Diversion and transfusion. Alexandria, Rhodes, and Peramon. 300-146 B.C.".
- catalog extent "xp.,1 l.,336p.,1 l. incl. illus.,plates :".
- catalog hasFormat "Message of Greek art.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Message of Greek art.".
- catalog issued "1913".
- catalog issued "1913.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : The Macmillan company,".
- catalog relation "Message of Greek art.".
- catalog subject "Art, Greek.".
- catalog subject "N5630 .P6".
- catalog tableOfContents "Things Greek -- The kingdom of Mino. The Aegean civilization. 3000(?)-1500(?) B.C. -- The newcomers and their art. The invasion of the northerners. 1500(?)-1000(?) B.C. -- The worshiper and his wooden image. Cult statues. The earliest Greek statue -- Temple builders and painters. Why the Greeks painted the Parthenon -- Art and the tyrants. Piisistratus and his new program for Athens. 560-510 B.C. -- Art and democracy. The democratic reaction and victory over Persia. 510-450 B.C. -- Athens becomes an empire. The Delian league. Pericles and Phidias. 450-100 B.C. -- Art and empire. The building of the Parthenon, the Propylaea and the Erechtheum -- New ideals in art. Phidias and the Parthenon sculptures -- Art and the scientists. Myron: Polyclitus and his canon -- Art and the philosophers. Praxiteles and Scopas. 400-338 B.C. -- The diffusions of art. Greek memorials to the dead -- The mutual conquest. Greece and Alexander. 338-300 B.C. -- Diversion and transfusion. Alexandria, Rhodes, and Peramon. 300-146 B.C.".
- catalog title "The message of Greek art / by H. H. Powers ...".
- catalog type "text".