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1313:(336 to 323 BC). In the view of some art historians, this is described as a decline in quality and originality; however, individuals of the time may not have shared this outlook. Many sculptures previously considered classical masterpieces are now known to be of the Hellenistic age. The technical ability of the Hellenistic sculptors are clearly in evidence in such major works as the
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1399:(late 1st century BC). All these statues depict Classical themes, but their treatment is far more sensuous and emotional than the austere taste of the Classical period would have allowed or its technical skills permitted. Hellenistic sculpture was also marked by an increase in scale, which culminated in the
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549:, plural korai), and the seated woman. All emphasize and generalize the essential features of the human figure and show an increasingly accurate comprehension of human anatomy. The youths were either sepulchral or votive statues. Examples are Apollo (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York), an early work; the
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Alongside the natural shift towards naturalism, there was a shift in expression of the sculptures as well. Sculptures began expressing more power and energy during this time period. An easy way to see the shift in expressions during the
Hellenistic period would be to compare it to the sculptures of
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required statues depicting the gods and heroes of Greece for their temples and public places. This made sculpture, like pottery, an industry, with the consequent standardisation and (some) lowering of quality. For these reasons, quite a few more
Hellenistic statues survive to the present than those
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During this period, sculpture again experienced a shift towards increasing naturalism. Common people, women, children, animals, and domestic scenes became acceptable subjects for sculpture, which was commissioned by wealthy families for the adornment of their homes and gardens. Realistic figures of
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The Greeks thus decided very early on that the human form was the most important subject for artistic endeavour. Seeing their gods as having human form, there was no distinction between the sacred and the secular in art—the human body was both secular and sacred. A male nude without any attachments
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in Greek). Some cult images were easy to see, and were what we would call major tourist attractions. The image normally took the form of a statue of the deity, originally less than life-size, then typically roughly life-size, but in some cases many times life-size, in marble or bronze, or in the
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and sanctuaries (as is frequently shown by inscriptions on the statues), or as markers for graves. Statues in the
Archaic period were not all intended to represent specific individuals. They were depictions of an ideal—beauty, piety, honor or sacrifice. These were always depictions of young men,
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Funeral statuary evolved during this period from the rigid and impersonal kouros of the
Archaic period to the highly personal family groups of the Classical period. These monuments are commonly found in the suburbs of Athens, which in ancient times were cemeteries on the outskirts of the city.
1786:, is highly sophisticated. Many xoana were retained and revered for their antiquity in later periods; they were often light enough to be carried in processions. Many of the Greek statues well known from Roman marble copies were originally temple cult images, which in some cases, such as the
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Although some of them depict "ideal" types—the mourning mother, the dutiful son—they increasingly depicted real people, typically showing the departed taking his dignified leave from his family. This is a notable increase in the level of emotion relative to the
Archaic and Geometrical eras.
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for all or parts (faces and hands) of the figure, and probably gems and other materials, but were much less common, and only fragments have survived. Many statues were given jewellery, as can be seen from the holes for attaching it, and held weapons or other objects in different materials.
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and executed by
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bronzes, as seen in the shorter more triangular face and slightly advancing left leg. This is sometimes seen as anticipating the greater expressive freedom of the 7th century BC and, as such, the
Mantiklos figure is referred to in some quarters as proto-Daedalic.
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Another notable change is the burgeoning of artistic credit in sculpture. The entirety of information known about sculpture in the
Archaic and Geometrical periods are centered upon the works themselves, and seldom, if ever, on the sculptors. Examples include
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laments, "If only I could shed my beauty and assume an uglier aspect/The way you would wipe color off a statue." Some well-preserved statues still bear traces of pigments and archaeologists can reconstruct what they may have originally looked like.
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Ancient Greek sculptures were originally painted in multiple colors; they only appear colorless today because the original pigments have deteriorated. References to painted sculptures are found in classical literature, including in
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inscription reading "Mantiklos offered me as a tithe to Apollo of the silver bow; do you, Phoibos , give some pleasing favour in return". Apart from the novelty of recording its own purpose, this sculpture adapts the formulae of
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As with pottery, the Greeks did not produce sculpture merely for artistic display. Statues were commissioned either by aristocratic individuals or by the state, and used for public memorials, as offerings to temples,
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sculptures, usually large, with the head and exposed flesh parts in marble but the clothed parts in wood. As bronze always had a significant scrap value very few original bronzes have survived, though in recent years
885:(474 BC), which demonstrates a transition to more naturalistic sculpture. From about 500 BC, Greek statues began increasingly to depict real people, as opposed to vague interpretations of myth or entirely fictional
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2414:Μαντικλος μ' ανεθεκε ϝεκαβολοι αργυροτοχσοι τας {δ}δε|κατας· τυ δε Φοιβε διδοι χαριϝετταν αμοιϝ," transliterated as "Mantiklos m’ anetheke wekaboloi argyrotokhsoi tas dekatas; tu de Phoibe didoi khariwettan amoiw"
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While the pigments originally present on most sculptures from the era have worn away, Greek sculptures were originally painted. This experimental color restoration shows what a statue of a Trojan archer from the
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men and women of all ages were produced, and sculptors no longer felt obliged to depict people as ideals of beauty or physical perfection. At the same time, new
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have been excavated. Cult images generally held or wore identifying attributes, which is one way of distinguishing them from the many other statues of deities in temples and other locations.
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561:). More of the musculature and skeletal structure is visible in this statue than in earlier works. The standing, draped girls have a wide range of expression, as in the sculptures in the
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using ivory plaques for the visible parts of the body and gold for the clothes, around a wooden framework. The most famous Greek cult images were of this type, including the
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represented a syncretism between Greek art and the visual expression of Buddhism. Discoveries made since the end of the 19th century surrounding the (now submerged)
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were all stylistically similar. Graduations in the social stature of the person commissioning the statue were indicated by size rather than artistic innovations.
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expressing humility. The sculptures of the Hellenistic period however saw greater expressions of power and energy as demonstrated in the
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and stone: the Archaic (from about 650 to 480 BC), Classical (480–323 BC) and Hellenistic. At all periods there were great numbers of
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as that year's Olympic boxing champion. In the Archaic Period, the most important sculptural form was the kouros (See for example
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for hundreds of years. The first piece of Greek statuary to be reassembled since is probably the Lefkandi Centaur, a
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2793:. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993.
2623:Greek Sculpture: The Classical Period: A Handbook
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2798:Greek Sculpture: Its Spirit and Its Principles
2772:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013.
2730:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1986.
2716:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996.
2702:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001.
2646:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
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2709:. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2006.
2695:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2010.
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2688:. London: Bristol Classical Press, 2012.
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2758:. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1991.
2735:The Archaic Style In Greek Sculpture
2658:Greek Architecture and Its Sculpture
2632:. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1995.
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2479:Sparta: Unfit for Empire
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5534:Abonoteichos
5486:Pantikapaion
5076:Hybla Heraea
4460:
4412:Architecture
4368:Prostitution
4057:Aristophanes
3916:Philosophers
3886:Philosophers
3718:Spartan army
3449:(280–146 BC)
3437:(338–322 BC)
3431:(370–168 BC)
3419:(374–196 BC)
3413:(378–355 BC)
3395:(430–348 BC)
3389:(478–404 BC)
3383:(499–449 BC)
3070:Peloponnesus
2992:Roman Greece
2839:Online books
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2609:Bibliography
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2463:Gagarin, 403
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2368:. Retrieved
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1955:
1888:Cycladic art
1838:
1796:
1766:
1718:
1715:, Tennessee.
1706:
1689:Roman Greece
1551:Panticapaeum
1533:, 250-100 BC
1527:Etruscan art
1462:
1440:
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806:Severe style
718:Gigantomachy
631:Moschophoros
591:
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426:inscriptions
387:civilization
357:
322:cult statues
319:
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263:Contrapposto
248:
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184:
130:
90:
57:, almost no
40:
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5712:Place names
5624:Salmydessus
5446:Kalos Limen
5426:Chersonesus
5416:Borysthenes
5121:Tauromenion
4933:Metapontion
4695:Proto-Greek
4648:Erechtheion
4643:Athena Nike
4605:Philippeion
4434:Mathematics
4405:and science
4288:Agriculture
4152:Stesichorus
4062:Bacchylides
4052:Archilochus
3939:Antisthenes
3929:Anaximander
3901:Seven Sages
3891:Playwrights
3871:Geographers
3866:Astronomers
3693:Pezhetairos
3320: 1100
3300:Federations
3199:Megalopolis
3136:City states
3111:City states
2454:, i.98.5–9.
2262:Cook, 75–76
2253:Cook, 74–76
2244:Cook, 74–75
2116: [
1697:Cult images
1420:Indo-Greeks
1251:Hellenistic
1008:Kritios Boy
956:Lysistratus
870:Kritios Boy
683:Peplos Kore
521:Mesopotamia
502:portraiture
226:cult images
181:(Inv. 2650)
173:red-figure
5614:Polemonion
5491:Phanagoria
5461:Kimmerikon
5456:Kerkinitis
5441:Hermonassa
5431:Dioscurias
5327:Aspalathos
5274:Kalathousa
5249:Akra Leuke
5178:Phoenicusa
4963:Scylletium
4948:Poseidonia
4868:Brentesion
4755:Pamphylian
4750:Macedonian
4668:Samothrace
4653:Hephaestus
4600:Long Walls
4579:Structures
4520:Underworld
4466:Technology
4429:Literature
4363:Philosophy
4328:Euergetism
4217:By culture
4162:Thucydides
4004:Pythagoras
3999:Protagoras
3989:Parmenides
3974:Heraclitus
3959:Empedocles
3949:Democritus
3934:Anaximenes
3924:Anaxagoras
3876:Historians
3369: 595
3356: 550
3337: 800
3322: – c.
3250:Cappadocia
3055:Ionian Sea
3045:Hellespont
3010:Aegean Sea
2577:0140218661
2565:Cook, R.M.
2559:References
1893:Minoan art
1882:Aegean art
1729:cult image
1648:frieze of
1612: 325
1578:terracotta
1523:terracotta
1520:polychrome
1497:The Louvre
1473:Attalus II
1412:Ai-Khanoum
1390:Dying Gaul
1325:Alexandria
1319:, and the
1194:cemetery,
1192:Phanagoria
1142:Terracotta
1100:Praxiteles
1068:Glyptothek
1060:Praxiteles
1040:Diadumenos
1036:Polyclitus
1011:. Marble,
942:Praxiteles
788: 520
778:red-figure
692:, Athens,
666:, Athens,
640:, Athens,
615:Kerameikos
613:, Athens,
509: 550
418:equestrian
338:terracotta
334:veneration
187:acrolithic
177:, 480 BC,
145:terracotta
5700:in Epirus
5649:Trapezous
5594:Mesambria
5579:Eupatoria
5549:Apollonia
5544:Anchialos
5506:Theodosia
5476:Nymphaion
5466:Myrmekion
5436:Gorgippia
5392:Black Sea
5377:Tragurion
5362:Nymphaion
5347:Epidauros
5342:Epidamnos
5332:Apollonia
5309:Zacynthos
5231:Ptolemais
5225:Apollonia
5198:Cyrenaica
5188:Therassía
5183:Strongyle
5163:Ereikousa
5086:Leontinoi
5026:Apollonia
4903:Hipponion
4700:Mycenaean
4663:Parthenon
4595:Lion Gate
4498:Mythology
4461:Sculpture
4424:Astronomy
4358:Pederasty
4333:Festivals
4318:Education
4198:Lawgivers
4167:Timocreon
4147:Sophocles
4142:Simonides
4117:Philocles
4112:Panyassis
4107:Mimnermus
4072:Herodotus
4067:Euripides
4037:Aeschylus
3984:Leucippus
3944:Aristotle
3723:Strategos
3589:Synedrion
3543:Ostracism
3523:Areopagus
3475:Free city
3270:Macedonia
3154:Byzantion
3060:Macedonia
3025:Cyrenaica
3002:Geography
2936:Geography
2569:Greek Art
2364:CNN style
1966:see also:
1807:palladium
1758:Parthenon
1432:Heracleum
1375:Aphrodite
1279:: l to r
1180:Aphrodite
1066:, Munich
1022:, Athens.
988:Byzantine
938:Parthenon
914:pediments
902:Parthenon
861:democracy
796:Classical
781:aryballos
767:Ethiopian
511:-525 BCE.
438:hexameter
383:cauldrons
371:figurines
326:Pausanias
316:Geometric
294:Euripides
234:leaf form
208:limestone
116:Materials
43:sculpture
5784:Category
5749:Category
5727:Theatres
5654:Tripolis
5589:Kerasous
5584:Heraclea
5516:Tyritake
5471:Nikonion
5382:Thronion
5304:Salauris
5259:Emporion
5216:Berenice
5206:Balagrae
5158:Euonymos
5131:Tyndaris
5116:Syracuse
5111:Selinous
5081:Kamarina
5036:Casmenae
5021:Akrillai
4938:Neápolis
4873:Caulonia
4854:Mainland
4785:Linear B
4780:Linear A
4710:Dialects
4687:Language
4481:Religion
4439:Medicine
4373:Religion
4338:Folklore
4323:Emporium
4298:Clothing
4293:Calendar
4177:Xenophon
4172:Tyrtaeus
4157:Theognis
4132:Polybius
4127:Plutarch
4102:Menander
4082:Hipponax
4009:Socrates
3964:Epicurus
3810:Diadochi
3708:Sciritae
3668:Hetairoi
3643:Ballista
3608:Military
3571:Gerousia
3561:Ekklesia
3528:Ecclesia
3510:Athenian
3458:Politics
3371:–279 BC)
3358:–366 BC)
3339:–389 BC)
3275:Pergamon
3245:Bithynia
3238:Kingdoms
3179:Pergamon
3121:Military
3116:Politics
2913:Timeline
2438:42668124
2400:Archived
2235:Cook, 19
2216:Meniskos
2210:See also
1851:a series
1849:Part of
1815:Diomedes
1811:Odysseus
1769:acrolith
1662:Pakistan
1654:plantain
1650:Gandhara
1614:-300 BC.
1605:lekythos
1477:Pergamon
1469:Seleucid
1430:city of
1418:and the
1353:Anatolia
1333:Pergamum
1148:' head,
1146:Dionysus
1123:Lysippos
1034:Copy of
977:and the
964:Lysippos
960:lost-wax
837:Poseidon
790:–510 BC.
775:janiform
575:Heracles
443:oriental
434:daedalic
353:Herakles
196:trawling
153:Pentelic
124:Natural
102:Heracles
5769:Outline
5722:Temples
5659:Zaliche
5639:Thèrmae
5629:Sesamus
5599:Odessos
5574:Cytorus
5569:Cotyora
5319:Illyria
5284:Mainake
5279:Kypsela
5168:Hycesia
5126:Thermae
5106:Segesta
5096:Messana
5051:Helorus
5031:Calacte
5011:Akragas
4973:Sybaris
4958:Rhegion
4913:Krimisa
4863:Alision
4772:Writing
4745:Locrian
4735:Epirote
4705:Homeric
4638:Artemis
4625:Temples
4566:Olympia
4536:Eleusis
4471:Theatre
4456:Pottery
4383:Warfare
4378:Slavery
4313:Economy
4308:Cuisine
4303:Coinage
4280:Society
4265:Culture
4260:Society
4208:Tyrants
4047:Alcaeus
4029:Authors
3979:Hypatia
3969:Gorgias
3906:Writers
3728:Toxotai
3698:Sarissa
3688:Peltast
3683:Phalanx
3663:Hoplite
3658:Hippeis
3581:Macedon
3553:Spartan
3538:Heliaia
3485:Proxeny
3194:Larissa
3189:Kerkyra
3184:Eretria
3174:Miletus
3169:Ephesus
3164:Corinth
3159:Chalcis
3080:Taurica
2950:Periods
2931:History
2189:Chlamys
2094:Drapery
1819:citadel
1756:in the
1750:Phidias
1737:temenos
1731:in the
1555:Taurica
1531:Tuscana
1329:Antioch
1304:Phidias
1293:Oceanus
1232:Corinth
934:Phidias
910:friezes
895:tyranny
617:Museum.
587:oracles
450:Archaic
394:Olympia
379:ivories
375:bronzes
349:Cheiron
131:By the
110:reliefs
5759:Portal
5707:People
5695:Cities
5634:Sinope
5619:Rhizos
5609:Phasis
5559:Bathus
5554:Athina
5539:Amisos
5501:Tanais
5496:Pityus
5421:Charax
5372:Pharos
5367:Orikon
5264:Helike
5254:Alonis
5221:Cyrene
5153:Didyme
5066:Himera
5041:Catana
5003:Sicily
4993:Thurii
4988:Terina
4953:Pixous
4908:Hydrus
4883:Croton
4715:Aeolic
4633:Aphaea
4556:Dodona
4541:Delphi
4510:Temple
4186:Others
4137:Sappho
4122:Pindar
4097:Lucian
4092:Ibycus
4077:Hesiod
4014:Thales
3782:Rulers
3761:People
3738:Xyston
3733:Xiphos
3594:Koinon
3500:Tyrant
3490:Stasis
3480:Koinon
3280:Pontus
3255:Epirus
3224:Sparta
3214:Rhodes
3209:Megara
3204:Thebes
3149:Athens
3075:Pontus
3040:Epirus
3030:Cyprus
3015:Aeolis
2827:about
2595:
2575:
2486:
2436:
2370:15 May
2338:15 May
2296:
2153:Chiton
2138:Pallas
2124:diplax
2099:Female
1853:on the
1840:Aeneid
1835:Virgil
1831:Aeneas
1781:Minoan
1777:lingam
1773:xoanon
1762:Delphi
1748:, and
1582:Tarent
1559:Crimea
1516:Adonis
1447:Buddha
1351:, and
1281:Nereus
1184:Attica
1161:Athens
981:(both
968:Sicyon
940:, and
865:kouroi
849:Athens
714:Delphi
592:Kouroi
571:Apollo
543:kouros
475:kouroi
456:Kouros
422:online
414:Sparta
412:, and
406:Athens
402:Delphi
400:, and
377:, and
285:Aegina
216:stucco
167:Athena
149:Sicily
141:bronze
137:marble
126:marble
98:Apollo
67:bronze
5717:Stoae
5685:Lists
5604:Oinòe
5527:coast
5525:South
5511:Tyras
5481:Olbia
5451:Kepoi
5404:coast
5402:North
5395:basin
5337:Aulon
5299:Rhode
5211:Barca
5101:Naxos
5056:Henna
5016:Akrai
4983:Taras
4968:Siris
4928:Medma
4923:Locri
4888:Cumae
4878:Chone
4856:Italy
4762:Koine
4740:Ionic
4730:Doric
4725:Attic
4546:Delos
4444:Music
4087:Homer
4042:Aesop
3994:Plato
3896:Poets
3566:Ephor
3518:Agora
3495:Tagus
3470:Boule
3219:Samos
3144:Argos
3050:Ionia
3035:Doris
3020:Crete
2434:JSTOR
2223:Notes
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1805:, a "
1799:Greek
1733:cella
1631:Delos
1529:from
1501:Paris
1471:, or
1379:Melos
1349:Syria
1345:Egypt
1289:Giant
1285:Doris
555:Anafi
553:from
410:Argos
398:Delos
330:xoana
299:Helen
238:ivory
175:kylix
171:Attic
5644:Tium
5411:Akra
5352:Issa
5046:Gela
4918:Laüs
4893:Elea
4551:Dion
4403:Arts
4393:Wine
4019:Zeno
3616:Wars
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