Abstract:

The knowledge of the Hellenistic Period of Painting was limited to ancient sources, except for a few examples. The wall paintings revealed in recent years have contributed to our information on this subject. These include the grave pictures in Macedonia, the island of Delos, the Stone Grave painted by Cyprus Baf, the wall pictures of Pergamon, Miletos, Erythrai, Priene and Knidos. The fresco pieces taken in the Hellenistic house, which are discovered in the ancient town of Knidos, located on the peninsula in the Datça district of Muğla in the southwest of Anadolu, offer important information for the Hellenistic Period of Anadolu fresco art. Pommpei 1 of frescoes that are partially preserved up to 3 meters. As in style, it is in the form of a wall corner as well as in plastic and painting. But here, unlike Pompeii, there are three-dimensional painted bordures and a frizure with a figure. In this frizure, the subject was processed by the training of Akhilleus by Kherion. From the same examples to the history of these images. 2nd The 2nd century. It is possible to give half.

Abstract:

What we know about Hellenistic period painting art is restricted with the ancient sources except a few example. Wall paintings that were uncovered in recent years, contributed information about this field. Among these examples, they are tomb paintings in Macedonia, Delos Island, Cyprus Paphos painted rock tomb, Pergamon, Miletos, Erythrai, Pirene and Knidos wall paintings. In the southeast of Anatolia a Hellenistic house found in Knidos ancient city, located in Datça district of Muğla consisting of fresco art pieces gives important information about Hellenistic period Anatolian fresco art. Those preserved nearly 3 m long fresco art samples were like Pompeii 1 style both plastic and painting masonry. Different from Pompeii this masonry has three-dimensional painted bordures and figures decorated frieze. This frieze demonstrates Achilleus being educated by Kherion. Based on similar examples it can be said that these paintings date back to the second century’s second half.

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