| Agesandros | one of the three sculptors from Rhodes who created the Winged Victory of Samothrace |
| amphitheatre | [not yet ready] |
| Apelles | an ancient painter, the personal artist of Alexander the Great |
| Architecture | [not yet ready] |
| Athenodoros | one of the three sculptors from Rhodes who created the Winged Victory of Samothrace |
| Bull of Rhodes, the | a statue [not yet ready] |
| cella | another name for naos |
| Chariot of the Sun, the | a statue [not yet ready] |
| Classical Greek Art | [not yet ready] |
| Dom | an artist |
| Doric | [not yet ready] |
| Elgin Marbles, the | [not yet ready] |
| El Greco | (1541-1614) a Spanish painter who was born in Greece. His real name was Domenikos Theotokopoulos |
| Gothic | the architectural style of Rhodes city |
| Karagyozis | a type of puppet theatre projected in a shadow upon a screen. Karagyozis is one of the characters, a hunchback, in the plays. They are always about Greek resistance against the Turks. Another character was Katsantonis, a hero of the Revolution |
| kore | a standing female figure |
| kouros | a standing male figure |
| Laocoon and the Serpent | a statue [not yet ready] |
| megaron | the central and sacred room of the Mycenaean palace |
| naos | the main room of a temple |
| Parthenon, the | completed in 433 BC |
| pithoi | large pottery containers for storing oil and corn |
| Polydoros | one of the three sculptors from Rhodes who created the Winged Victory of Samothrace |
| Protogenes | an ancient painter |
| Theophilos | a naif painter |
| Theotokopoulos, Domenikos | the Greek name of El Greco |
| Thrapsano potters | potters from Crete who travelled from island to island, used th elocal clay, and were paid for their services |
| Tsarouchis | a painter |
| Winged Victory of Samothrace | a sculpture in the Louvre Museum, Paris. It was created by three sculptors from Rhodes: Agesandros, Polydoros, and Athenodoros. The sculpture was dedicated to the Great Gods (=Kabeiroi) in 190BC. |