Characteristics
Most Greek Sculptures were this Gender.
What is male?
This Archaic Statue featured a man carrying a baby cow.
What is the Calf Bearer?
The term "Kouros" refers to this.
What is statues of men?
The Classical Style featured a statue of this goddess of the moon and the hunt. (Roman Name)
Who is Diana?
The Hellenistic Style featured a statue of this category of athlete.
What is a Boxer.
Greek Sculptures often focused on this aspect of the human body.
What is sculptured musculatur?
There is a statue of the minor forest deity, Silenus, finding the infant form of which god?
Who is Bacchus?
The term "Kore" refers to this.
What is statues of women?
The Classical Style had a focus on this.
What is Greater Realism?
The Hellenistic style featured a sculpture of this goddess of victory.
Who is Nike?
This Characteristic of Sculptures referred to Depicting reality as observed.
What is Naturalism?
A Statue of this Goddess made of Solid Gold and Ivory was within the Parthenon.
Who is Athena?
This Greek Poet lived during the Archaic Period.
Who is Homer?
The Classical Style coincided with the times of this Greek Statesmen.
Who is Pericles?
The Hellenistic Style Began after the Advent of this Famous Leader.
Who is Alexander the Great?
This posing style focused on one knee bent while standing.
What is Contrapposto?
This statue with a lost head and arms is a depiction of this goddess.
Who is Nike?
Archaic Statues are known to be what?
Rigid and unexpressive.
This posing style arose during the Classical Style.
What is contrapposto?
The Hellenistic Style focused on this type of mental reaction?
What is emotion?
Greek Sculpture sought to communicate what abstract concept?
What is the Inner Spirit?
This statue tells the story of a Trojan priest who has incurred the wrath of Poseidon.
What is Laocoon and his Sons?
The Archaic Style was influenced by this culture.
What is Egypt?
The classical style featured a giant gold and ivory statue of this goddess.
Who is Athena?
The Hellenistic Style featured more of this principle of design?
What is motion?