Greek Architecture Influence
Greece is known for its great art and architecture during the Golden Age. The Golden Age was a time period in a field of endeavor when great tasks were accomplished.The Parthenon is an example of an architecture built on the Acropolis between 447 B.C. and 432 B.C. and until now it is one of the most important and great buildings in Greece. The history and culture of Ancient Greece have been a great influence in the modern world. A lot of these influences have been very beneficial; however, some of these masteries have harmed and might keep harming the society. It is important to acknowledge, understand, and embrace the positive domination while at the same time, you should work towards strippig the western world of the negative and its
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But, what's more important is the fact that art and was accomplished by Polyclitus even though he did not want to achieve realism, but wanted to achieve his goal to make his art and architecture ideal beauty he still invented art. After art was accomplished architecture was created and it was used to make art on rocks to build a figure of idealized beauty like a god or goddess famous people, rich people and even …show more content…
Most of the outstanding examples of Greek classical architecture were the ones built in Athens in the B.C period. The most famous building on the Acropolis, the Parthenon is considered as one of the best example of a Classical Greek temple. This temple was devoted to the Greek goddess Athena the patron goddess of Athens. The Parthenon was the expression that Athenians used to express their pride and satisfaction in the city-sate they have developed. In art the most important thing for them was the ideal of its beauty, realism wasn’t a goal for them to reach and get. The art of ancient Greece has practiced a big creation of the culture of many countries from ancient days until now, basically in the areas of sculpture (another word for art) and architecture. In reality, there was no sharp transition from one period to another. Forms of art developed at a different pace in different parts in Greek for art and architecture, and as in any age some artists worked in more creative style than other artists and architects. Strong local traditions, and the requirements of particular groups, enable historians to locate the origins even of displaced works of
But, what's more important is the fact that art and was accomplished by Polyclitus even though he did not want to achieve realism, but wanted to achieve his goal to make his art and architecture ideal beauty he still invented art. After art was accomplished architecture was created and it was used to make art on rocks to build a figure of idealized beauty like a god or goddess famous people, rich people and even …show more content…
Most of the outstanding examples of Greek classical architecture were the ones built in Athens in the B.C period. The most famous building on the Acropolis, the Parthenon is considered as one of the best example of a Classical Greek temple. This temple was devoted to the Greek goddess Athena the patron goddess of Athens. The Parthenon was the expression that Athenians used to express their pride and satisfaction in the city-sate they have developed. In art the most important thing for them was the ideal of its beauty, realism wasn’t a goal for them to reach and get. The art of ancient Greece has practiced a big creation of the culture of many countries from ancient days until now, basically in the areas of sculpture (another word for art) and architecture. In reality, there was no sharp transition from one period to another. Forms of art developed at a different pace in different parts in Greek for art and architecture, and as in any age some artists worked in more creative style than other artists and architects. Strong local traditions, and the requirements of particular groups, enable historians to locate the origins even of displaced works of