Gallery art life size headless marble bust Roman sculpture

In Greco-Roman, sculptures of generals are very popular, not only for decoration, but also to commemorate the characters of this great era, their victories and the history of the era, our headless marble bust Roman is now more for decoration Garden, our headless marble bust Roman sculpture is carved from the most natural stone. The appearance of this headless marble bust Roman sculpture is beige texture. On stone platforms of different heights, each general has only the upper body. It is the part that shows their strength the most. Some wore cloaks on their shoulders, while others wore armor all over, with patterns carved on the armor. Each piece of headless marble bust Roman is full of history and is suitable for all types of outdoor art.

Stylization of Art – Proportion of Human Headless Marble Bust Roman Sculpture Stylization is an inevitable phenomenon when art develops to a mature stage. According to aesthetic ideas, the ancient Greeks discovered proportions. Proportion refers to the relationship between the whole and the parts and between the parts and the parts. Ancient Greek artists repeatedly practiced and meticulously explored the relationship of headless marble bust Roman. In the book “The Law”, Polyukletus believed that the proportion of the human body should be one-seventh of that of the head. Adjustment: The center of gravity is placed on the right leg, the left leg is slightly in contact with the ground, and there is firmness in the stability. But Liuxiposi’s artistic practice is broader, he broke the norm and changed the ratio of the body to the head to eight to one, making the human body more slender. The headless marble bust Roman is unique in the handling of the center of gravity, with one foot bearing the weight of the body, while the other foot is handled as the moment before the next action.

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