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How did Greek artists change the way they conceived a sculpture?
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was colored, as was most sculpture till the Renaissance, and indeed if the ancient marble statues which were found and admired at that time had kept their paint, the more conservative of us would probably still expect coloring on.
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∙ 6y agoIt idealised the human body.
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