Discovering Beauty in Stone
The majestic classical sculptures such as the Venus de Milo and the imposing figure of Athena, among other masterpieces of antiquity, were created at a time marked by greatness and artistic innovation, representing not only the idealized physical beauty but also the cultural depth and technical ability of its creators.
The importance of these sculptures goes beyond their aesthetics; they are silent witnesses of an era where art and philosophy flourished as never before. In ancient Greece and Rome, sculpture served as an artistic expression and a means to honor the gods, commemorate heroes and leaders, and capture the essence of humanity in forms perfectly sculpted in marble and bronze.
The sculptures convey an incredible technical ability, deep emotions, and an ethereal sense of beauty that has endured through the centuries.
CREDITS:
3D Models by SMK – National Gallery of Denmark associated with Scan the World.
