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Greek Sculpture by Estelle M. Hurll is a richly illustrated introduction to the artistic ideals, styles, and evolution of sculpture in ancient Greece. The book surveys major periods—from the archaic stiffness of early kouroi to the graceful naturalism of the classical era and the emotional intensity of Hellenistic works.
Hurll explains how Greek sculpture developed in connection with religious devotion, public life, and the search for ideal beauty, often tied to the representation of gods, athletes, and heroes.
With clear commentary on figures like Phidias, Praxiteles, and Lysippos, the author highlights the role of proportion, movement, and expression in shaping the Greek aesthetic. She also draws attention to the function of sculpture in temples, funerary monuments, and civic spaces, emphasizing its place within the daily and spiritual life of the polis. The work is accessible yet scholarly, making it ideal for those discovering classical art for the first time.
Estelle May Hurll (1863–1924) was an American writer and educator known for making art history accessible to general audiences. A graduate of Wellesley College, she authored several volumes on art and sculpture, focusing on interpretation and appreciation rather than technical critique. Her works often accompanied prints and were designed to serve as educational tools in schools and homes.

Número de páginas :81
Isbn 13 :9798294197674
Encadernação Greek Sculpture:Capa Comum
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