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During the Greek Archaic period, artists began creating more naturalistic representations of the human form, focusing on ideals of youthful male beauty. Statues of nude kouroi depicted young men with rigid frontal stances as expressions of individualism and human potential. Meanwhile, clothed korai of young women in passive poses reflected their lower status in Greek society. These developments in sculpture emerged from Greece's humanist worldview that placed humanity at the center.
Escultura grega antiga
A escultura grega se caracterizou principalmente pela representação do corpo humano e preferência por temas antropocêntricos. As esculturas passaram por um período arcaico com formas rígidas e influência egípcia, um período clássico com poses mais naturais e expressões de sentimentos, e um período helenístico com obras de mestres como Praxiteles e Lisipo. Os principais materiais utilizados foram mármore, pedra e bronze.
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- 2. Architektura
- 12. Akropol ateński
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- 36. Świątynia Apollina w Basai ok. 420 p.n.e.
- 38. Teatr Dionizosa V/IV w. p.n.e.
- 41. Agora Ateńska ok. 450 r. p.n.e.
- 44. Stoa Zeusa
- 45. Stoa Poikile
- 46. Hermy
- 47. Rzeźba
- 49. Auriga Delficki (Pitagoras z Region) 476 r. p.n.e. Tyran z Geli (Sycylia)
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