Art Museum Life-Size Marble Partially Nude Women Sculpture

Each elegant sculpture of partially nude women deserves to be viewed indoors, or to be the main view of the garden. This sculpture of partially nude women is carved from very white marble, and is also on the two-story square marble platform. On a circular standing platform, an elegant woman was standing wearing a skirt. The woman’s skirt was very elegantly carved, and she had a beautiful bun on her head. The nude partially women sculpture gently holds the skirt in the left hand, and holds a flower on the chest in the right hand and smells it. There is also a plant at the feet of the nude partially women, and the combination of the characters and the environment has become a very dynamic garden decoration.

Around the 10th century BC, partially nude women sculptures began to appear in ancient Greece, which are characterized by idealism, simplicity, emphasis on commonality, and return to nature. In the history of western art, partially nude women in ancient Greece deeply influenced the development of western art. The rulers of ancient Greece advocated religion. Under the influence of mythology, a large number of temples and gods appeared, and the concept of “God and human being of the same shape” appeared. Under the influence of this concept, artists used real humanoid nudes. Present the sculpture. One view holds that nudity in ancient Greece originated in primitive society. Before the agricultural society, human beings regarded sex as a gift from God, and regarded sex as beauty, and partially nude women regarded nakedness as beauty. By the time of ancient Greece and Rome, nude artistic creation had reached its peak, and Venus partially nude women with broken arms is the representative work of this period. There are also views that it has a lot to do with the continuous war and the prevailing sports atmosphere at that time.

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