Zeuxis

Zeux·is

Z0012600 (zo͞ok′sĭs) Fifth century bc. Greek artist who was among the first Athenians to use shading, thereby achieving a degree of realism previously unknown in Greek painting.

Zeuxis

(ˈzjuːksɪs) n (Biography) late 5th century bc, Greek painter, noted for the verisimilitude of his works

Zeux•is

(ˈzuk sɪs)

n. fl. c430–c400 B.C., Greek painter.

Zeuxis

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Zeuxis

(zo͞ok`sĭs), fl. 5th cent. B.C., Greek painter. According to tradition he settled in Ephesus, was an intimate (possibly a pupil) of Apollodorus, and aided in developing a technique for painting light and shadow. Although none of his paintings survives, they are known through ancient writings. Pliny speaks of his competing with Parrhasius for realistic illusion.

Zeuxis

an ancient Greek painter who lived from the end of the fifth to the beginning of the fourth century B.C.

Zeuxis worked in various cities in Greece and Italy. He was one of the first to use shading, striving toward illusionistic representation. His works, including Helen, The Centaur Family, and The Infant Heracles Strangling the Serpents, are known from classical literary sources and from later copies of them in Roman wall paintings (House of Vettii in Pompeii) and mosaics (Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli, near Rome).

REFERENCE

Lepik-Kopaczynska, W. “Zeuxis aus HeraklQa.” Helikon, 1961, vol. 1, pp. 379–426.

Zeuxis

Greek artist (420–390 B.C.) so skilled that birds reputedly flew to his painting of a bunch of grapes. [Gk. Art: EB (1963)]See: Artistic Skill

Zeuxis

late 5th century bc, Greek painter, noted for the verisimilitude of his works

单词	zeuxis
释义	Zeuxis enUK Zeux·is Z0012600 (zo͞ok′sĭs) Fifth century bc. Greek artist who was among the first Athenians to use shading, thereby achieving a degree of realism previously unknown in Greek painting. Zeuxis (ˈzjuːksɪs) n (Biography) late 5th century bc, Greek painter, noted for the verisimilitude of his works Zeux•is (ˈzuk sɪs) n. fl. c430–c400 B.C., Greek painter. Zeuxis enUK Zeuxis (zo͞ok`sĭs), fl. 5th cent. B.C., Greek painter. According to tradition he settled in Ephesus, was an intimate (possibly a pupil) of Apollodorus, and aided in developing a technique for painting light and shadow. Although none of his paintings survives, they are known through ancient writings. Pliny speaks of his competing with Parrhasius for realistic illusion. Zeuxis an ancient Greek painter who lived from the end of the fifth to the beginning of the fourth century B.C. Zeuxis worked in various cities in Greece and Italy. He was one of the first to use shading, striving toward illusionistic representation. His works, including Helen, The Centaur Family, and The Infant Heracles Strangling the Serpents, are known from classical literary sources and from later copies of them in Roman wall paintings (House of Vettii in Pompeii) and mosaics (Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli, near Rome). REFERENCE Lepik-Kopaczynska, W. “Zeuxis aus HeraklQa.” Helikon, 1961, vol. 1, pp. 379–426. Zeuxis Greek artist (420–390 B.C.) so skilled that birds reputedly flew to his painting of a bunch of grapes. [Gk. Art: EB (1963)]See: Artistic Skill Zeuxis late 5th century bc, Greek painter, noted for the verisimilitude of his works
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