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Greek Art and the Depiction of the Human Body
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Boardman, John, J. Dörig, W. Fuchs, and M. Hirmer. "Greek Art and Architecture." New York (1967).
This is a chapter
contribution by John Boardman in the book ‘The Oxford illustrated History of Greece and the Hellenistic World’. In this chapter the author discusses how the human body was held as a perfect entity with the Greek.
In this text the author relates how the Greek viewed the human body as divine or close to divinity. In demonstrating that, the author discusses how they sculpted and drew gods and exalted phenomenon in human forms. The author sees the subject-matter of Greek art as man himself. Gods and heroes are all men in their art. The gods are represented as perfectly athletic youth and goddesses as beautiful and wise women. This pursuit of perfect representations eventually led the Greek to developing geometrical representations making their sculpting close to perfect itself.
This text informs us that the reason the Greek used the human body as the major mode of expression was their belief in the perfectness of the human body. Anything great or extraordinary was represented in the human form. These human representations were also made perfect through an athletic male form or a beautiful damsel form.
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Osborne, Robin. "Looking on Greek style: does the sculpted girl speak to women too?" Classical Greece: ancient histories and modern archaeologies (1994): 81-96.
This is a chapter contribution authored by Osborne, Robin in the book ‘Classical Greece: ancient histories and modern archaeologies’ edited by Ian Morris and Francoise Audouze and published by Cambridge University Press. In this chapter the author discusses the significance of the sculpture Knidian Aphrodite
In this text, the author is discussing the Knidian Aphrodite and the many details and implications of how and why she was...
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