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What are the characteristics of greeks art?

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Greek art is very romantic in nature,
not romantic as in Gerard Butler, romantic as in
Idealized. Beautiful. Fertile (large hips and rounded women),
and Serene looking. Greek figures are often young and beautiful,
simplified idyllic forms. The paintings utilize some perspective,
but are for the most part fairly flat in appearance.
Statue Example: Venus De Milo (young, curvaceous, beautiful)

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