Who? Etruscan Painters
What? Interior of the Tomb of Triclinium
When? 480-470 BCE
Where? Tarquinia
Why? Depict the funerary games in honor of the deceased
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Who? Etruscan artist
What? Chalchas examining a liver
When? 400-375 BCE
Where? Rome, Italy
Why? Popular gifts for both living and dead
How? Engraved bronze mirrors
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What? Porta Marzia
When? Second century
Where? Perugia, Italy
Why? One of the gates in Perugia's walls
How? Use of fluted pilasters or engaged columns to frame arches
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Who? Archaeologists based on Vitruvius's account
What? Model of a typical Etruscan temple 3 Cellas
When? Sixth century
Where? Rome
Why? Scale model building plans
How? Wood, stone, tile, and mud brick
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Who? Etruscan artist
What? Fibula with Orientalizing lions
When? 650-640 BCE
Where? Regolini-Galassi Tomb in Cerveteri, Italy
Why? Used to fasten a woman's gown at the shoulder
How? Huge gold pin
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Who? Wealthy Etruscan families tombs
What? Interior of the tomb of the shields and chairs
When? 550-500 BCE
Where? Banditaccia necropolis, Cerveteri, Italy
Why? Tombs for the rich dead for several generations
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Who? Tarquinius- King commissioned work
What? Apulu (Apollo of Veii)
When? 510-500 BCE
Where? Veii, Italy
Why? Characterizes Archaic Etruscan art in general
How? Painted Terracotta
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Who? Epigonos
What? Dying Gaul
When? 230-220 BCE
Where? Altar of Zues
Why? Victory of Attalos I over the Gauls
How? Marble
Which? Roman copies of a bronze statue
Who?
What? Tomb of the Diver (Youth Diving)
When? 480-470 BCE
Where? Paestum, Italy
Why? Symbolize plunge from this life into the next
How? Tombs cover slab
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What? Geometric krater
When? 740 BCE
Where? Athens, Greece
Why? Mark the grave of a buried man to pour liberation's in honer of the dead
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