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Archaic Greek 530 B.C.E

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Overtime, the figures become more lifelike. Compared to later sculptures, the Kouros looks like a simplified version of the Human desire.

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Funerary Purposes ,grave marking, votive offerings

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Anavysos Kouros is similar to Egyptian sculptures because of the way of their stance, clenched fists, shoulders slightly back , and arms down.

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Braided hair, smooth body, locked knees, stiff like stance

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in the video, you can see the stance

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Collections. The archaic gallery. Kouros. Origin and evolution

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How can you tell this piece is from the Archaic Greece Period ?

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How can you tell this piece is from the Archaic Greece Period ?

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During the Archaic Greek period, many sculptures faces would display a distinct evil-like smile. Sculptors would put the smile on their subject to sense that the subject was alive.

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Rounded face, archaic smile , abs, hair falls evenly,
Model of a male in the nude

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Aristocratic families would place the status as a grave marker for their sons who have died in war

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a Kore is a female version of a Kouros

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The nude scultpure did not represnent anyone, infact; it represented the ideology of being young.

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Anavysos Kouros
530  B.C.E
Archaic Greek
Marble 6"4
Cemetery in Anavysos in Athens

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Kouros was Greek for " Youth". Many Kouros were male and they were often nude