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3 years ago

Describe how Greek life/developments influenced their art.

Social Studies

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kenny6666 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Greek life and development deeply influenced Greek art, because art is always a reflection of reality.

Explanation:

For example, Greek religion and mythology was influential in the sculpture realm. There are dozens of sculptures of Greek deities and other mythological beings in Greece, some of them still standing after more than two thousand years.

Daily life was more commonly depicted in decorative painting, for example, in the motifs of pots and other recipients. Sporting events like the Olympic games, were also commonly depicted in this medium.

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Imagine you are one step away from the north pole. Also imagine that there is really short pole at the north pole. You put out your left hand and place it on the pole. You then point yourself due east (which, by the way, is very problematic) and start walking. Your hand will stay on the pole as long as you are traveling east. But you can't walk in a "straight line" and keep your hand on the pole. In fact, it won't be long before you are actually travelling very nearly due south. Then of course you will cross the equator. This actually would be a great circle.

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