Geometric Greek

Geometric art was produced during the 9th and 8th centuries B.C. on mainland Greece. The hub of this culture and art was Athens, where great quantities of geometric pottery were produced. Geometric pottery is distinguished by its monumental vases encircled with elaborate friezes of warriors, animals, and geometric designs (meanders and zigzags and triangles are favored), as well as its fine bronze figurines and vessels.

Geometric Bronze Bird Stamp Seal $3,200.00 view	Geometric Bronze Bull $9,000.00 view	Geometric Bronze Bull $7,400.00 view	Geometric Bronze Horse Item Sold view
Geometric Bronze Pendant Pyxis $13,800.00 view	Geometric Bronze Spherical Pendant $1,600.00 view	Geometric Terracotta Horse $12,000.00 view	Orientalizing Alabastron, Corinth Item Sold view
Phoenix Ancient Art 2005- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2007 Greek and Roman Gold Catalogue $250.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2007- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2008- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view
Phoenix Ancient Art 2009- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2010- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2011- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art's Exotics of the Classical World $35.00 view

Anatolian	Cycladic	Geometric Greek	Mesopotamian	Sardinian
Archaic	Cypriot	Greek	Neolithic	Sarmatian
Bactrian	Dark Age	Hellenistic	Orientalizing Greek	Scythian
Byzantine	Early Greek	Hittite	Persian	South Arabian
Canaanite	Egyptian	Iberian	Phoenician	South Italian
Caucasian	Etruscan	Islamic	Roman	Syrian
Celtic	European Bronze Age	Medieval	Roman Provinces	Villanovan
Classical