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Iconography of Homer's Odyssey in Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art
Kohoutová, Aneta ; Bouzek, Jan (advisor) ; Stančo, Ladislav (referee)
This thesis discusses depictions of stories from Homer's Odyssey to ancient art. The thesis is divided into ten chapters. The first chapter is devoted to Homer and the Odyssey, where closely acquainted with Homer's perception of the person and his iconography, as well as a focus on the importance and value of his literary work. In the second chapter I try bringing different perspectives of researchers on locations of Odysseus's journey, which also briefly introduces Odysseu's stops in connection with the story. The following chapters focus on individual stories and becoming familiar with their iconography in connection with the literary pattern. I realize the extent to which individual scenes were shown from the perspective of chronological and geographical, eventually on what types of artistic monuments (vase painting, reliefs and sculpture, murals, mosaics, etc.). Together I am trying to explain the reasons for eventual higher frequency of certain themes. Keywords Homer, Odysseus, iconography, Greek Art, Etruscan Art, Roman Art
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Greek theatre as architectonic monument
Kohoutová, Aneta ; Ondřejová, Iva (advisor) ; Stančo, Ladislav (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the architecture of Greek theaters. It informs us not only with architectural elements in the construction of theaters in different areas inhabited by Greeks, but also with the emergence and development of theater performances. The theatre are in each chapter divided alphabetically in Greek theater, Asia Minor, Magna Graecia and Greco-Roman. Each theater is given a description of construction and major changes, such alterations and modifications are within the Hellenistic and Roman periods. The annex shows the floor plans of theaters, according to which we can make a concrete idea of the different developmental stages. The conclusion is devoted to the actors, chorus, and their recitation, masks and costumes. An important part of the theaters and their decorations, and the actual audience tickets. In conclusion, we watch the development of the Greek Mimes, which became very popular in southern Italy and Sicily, where he had called the phlyakes. Keywords: theater, theatron, skene, orchestra
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