Sculpture was always a big subcategory of the art world since ancient times. Numerous civilizations have created sculptures for religious deities or for showing their own ideals. While the subjects of many of the sculptures appeal to people’s personal feelings, the Greeks do a better job of it. Modern man may not appreciate the beauty, the significance or variations of the sculptures. For example, many people would think that the Dying Warrior and the Dying Gallic Trumpeter are doing the same activities
The Greek art and sculpture has had a profound effect throughout the ages.The Greeks used different types of materials in their sculptures for example stone, marble and limestone as these were profuse in Greece. Greek sculptures are very important as the vast majority of them tell us a story about Gods, Heroes, Mythical Creatures and Greek culture.Greek sculptures were divided into seven time periods which are the Mycenaean Art, Dark Age, Proto-Geometric, Geometric Art, Archaic, and classical. Mycenaean
featured a depiction of a red-figure painting on an amphora, typically a jar used to hold wine. The work of art shares a resemblance to the work of art called Dancing Revelers. Dancing Revelers is a red-figure amphora by the artist Euthymides. Dancing Revelers was created around 550 BCE during the Archaic time period in Ancient Greece. The cover is also reminiscent of the amphora created by Exekias called Achilles and Ajax Playing Dice, also from the Archaic period. However, there is a major difference