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During which period did Greek sculpture begin to take on a much more realistic, natural look?
During which period did Greek sculpture begin to take on a much more realistic, natural look?
What was the favored medium for sculpture during the Early Classical period and the Hellenistic period?
What was the favored medium for sculpture during the Early Classical period and the Hellenistic period?
Which material was typically used for carving very stiff, blocky figures in early Greek sculpture?
Which material was typically used for carving very stiff, blocky figures in early Greek sculpture?
Which famous example of Greek sculpture from the Early Classical period is carved in marble?
Which famous example of Greek sculpture from the Early Classical period is carved in marble?
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What has recently become known about the typical appearance of most Greek sculptures?
What has recently become known about the typical appearance of most Greek sculptures?
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Study Notes
Development of Greek Sculpture
- Greek sculpture began to take on a more realistic, natural look during the Classical period.
Materials Used in Greek Sculpture
- Marble was the favored medium for sculpture during the Early Classical period and the Hellenistic period.
- Wood was typically used for carving very stiff, blocky figures in early Greek sculpture.
Famous Examples of Greek Sculpture
- The famous example of Greek sculpture from the Early Classical period, carved in marble, is the Riace Warriors.
Appearance of Greek Sculptures
- It has recently become known that most Greek sculptures were originally painted in bright colors, contrary to their current appearance.
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Test your knowledge of ancient Greek sculpture with this quiz. Learn about the transition from stiff, blocky figures to more naturalistic and expressive sculptures during the Early Classical and Hellenistic periods.
