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                    I.            The greek art is known because of his conception of the beauty, which was understood as a set of elegance, balance and porportion.

                  II.             Minoan art (3000-1100 B. C.)

A.      Location

B.      Arthur Evans

C.      Cronology

D.      Architecture

                III.            Cretan painting

A.      Examples

                IV.            Mycenaean art

A.      Differences between Minoan art an Mycenaean art

B.      Palaces

C.      Walled cities

                  V.            Greek art

A.      Architecture

B.      General characteristics

C.      Technical resources

D.      Classification

E.       Examples: Parthenon

                VI.            Sculpture

A.      Geometric period (VIII B. C.)

B.      Monumental period (VII B. C.)

1.       Archaic period (VII-VI B. C.)

2.       Classic period (IV-V B. C.)

3.       Hellenistic period (V-I B. C.)

              VII.            Ceramic

A.      Geometric period (VI-IV B. C.)

B.      Period of black figures (VII B. C.)

C.      Period of red figures (VI B. C.)

            VIII.            Therefore, the Greek art began a way in the evolution of the artistic sensibility which led the foundations of the whole evolution of the occidental art.