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Ancient Greek mythology put forward many creative ideas to great artists. Myths can be found in paintings (Botticelli, Doyen, Rene-Antoine-Wass, Rubens, Serov, etc.), sculptures (Vincenzo de Rossi, Antonio Canova), and literary works. Great artistic figures depict various plots in gods, heroes, and myths. In Greek mythology, Psyche is the incarnation of the human soul and is usually depicted as a girl with butterfly wings. This image began to appear in the fifth century BC. The ancient Roman satirical writer Apleius (approximately 125-180 AD) once wrote the eleven-volume masterpiece “The Metamorphosis”). In this masterpiece, he brilliantly wrote the story of the joys and sorrows of the Greek god Eros (Cupid) and Psek (the beautiful daughter of a king). Pusec has always attracted European sculptors, painters, dramatists, poets and composers, and has become the subject of many artists’ creations.

Ancient Greek sculpture is one of the world’s famous ancient Greek art, the development of about the 10th century BC to the first century BC. The sculpture of Ancient Greek Eros And Psyche marble statue is characterized by idealism, simplicity, generality And elegance. In short, it is to return to nature. Therefore, in the history of Western art, the artistic spirit of ancient Greek sculpture has deeply influenced the development of Western art. One view holds that the art of Eros And Psyche marble statue in ancient Greece comes from the naked wind of primitive society, And humans before the agricultural society paid special attention to the performance of male And female genitals. At that time, people regarded sex as a gift from heaven, so they all advocated beauty of sex and beauty of nakedness. To the ancient Greek and Roman period, the creation of nude art entered the peak, the current Venus sculpture is the representative of this period. On the other hand, ancient Greek Eros And Psyche marble statue preferred nudity mainly because of the continuous war And the popular sports culture. The ancient Greeks believed that healthy, athletic naked men and women were displaying a beautiful style. It is also because of this social atmosphere, so the unique aesthetic standards, resulting in the ancient Greeks often use the form of naked, to make sculpture works.