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Art & Architecture

From marble temples to digital masterpieces, explore 4,000 years of artistic evolution that shaped Western civilization.

Classical Mastery

The golden age of Greek art (5th-4th century BCE) perfected anatomical precision and dynamic composition. Sculptors like Polykleitos created mathematically balanced figures while architects pioneered the Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian orders.

Classical Architecture

Hellenistic Innovation

The 3rd century BCE saw art become more dramatic and expressive. Works like the Laocoön and Venus de Milo revealed unprecedented emotional depth and technical complexity, influencing Roman art for centuries.

Hellenistic Art

Modern Greek Art

Digital Murals

Contemporary artists use augmented reality to recreate ancient frescoes, bringing lost artworks to life in interactive public spaces.

Urban Canvas

Modern Athens combines ancient ruins with vibrant street art, celebrating heritage through contemporary urban expression.

Immersive Installations

Museums now use 360° projections to reconstitute lost architectural wonders like the Temple of Apollo.

Masterpieces

Parthenon Facade

Parthenon

The quintessential example of classical architecture, combining mathematical perfection with sculptural storytelling.

Discobolus Sculpture

Discobolus

Myron's masterpiece capturing the perfect moment of athletic motion, still studied in motion analysis today.

Venus de Milo

Venus de Milo

The Hellenistic era's most famous sculpture, showcasing dramatic drapery and idealized beauty.

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