Sculptural Workshops and Ateliers Outside Athens: Corinth, Argos, and Boeotia (c. 480–323 BCE)

1. Greek victory sparks new temple commissions

   Jan 1, 479 BCELabels: Post-Persian commissions, Severe Style

   • Britannica
   • Met TOAH

2. Delphi Charioteer dedicated after Pythian victory

   Jan 1, 474 BCELabels: Delphi Charioteer, Pythian Games

   • Greek Ministry
   • UMich VRC
   • WHE

3. Corinthian terracotta workshops supply ritual figurines

   Jan 1, 450 BCELabels: Corinth coroplasts, Corinth terracottas

   • Met Collection

4. Polykleitos advances the Argive sculptural tradition

   Jan 1, 450 BCELabels: Polykleitos, Argive school

   • Annenberg
   • Britannica

5. Doryphoros sets a widely copied workshop model

   Jan 1, 440 BCELabels: Doryphoros, Polykleitos

   • Annenberg
   • Britannica
   • Wiki

6. Temple at Bassae preserves earliest Corinthian capital

   Jan 1, 420 BCELabels: Temple at, Corinthian capital

   • UNESCO
   • Wiki

7. Heraion at Argos remains a major sculptural center

   Jan 1, 420 BCELabels: Heraion at, Cult statue

   • Cambridge JHS
   • Wiki

8. Thebes defeats Sparta, fueling Boeotian prestige projects

   Jul 6, 371 BCELabels: Battle of, Thebes

   • Britannica
   • Wiki

9. Theban Treasury dedicated at Delphi after Leuctra

   Jan 1, 370 BCELabels: Theban Treasury, Delphi

   • Wiki

10. Corinthian order appears on an exterior Athenian monument

    Jan 1, 334 BCELabels: Lysicrates Monument, Corinthian order

    • Wiki
    • Wiki

11. Tanagra terracottas expand Boeotian workshop markets

    Jan 1, 325 BCELabels: Tanagra workshops, Boetian terracottas

    • Met TOAH
    • Met Collection
    • Britannica

12. Death of Alexander ends the Classical era’s workshop world

    Jun 10, 323 BCELabels: Death of, Hellenistic transition

    • Britannica
    • Wiki