Description

Greek myth Artemis statue is a sculpture type that combines figure sculpture and animal sculpture. The goddess wears a long sword and presses the deer. It seems that she has just caught the prey. It has a unique shape and is very Western style. She is one of the three goddesses. She is independent and free, loves outdoor life, opposes marriage between men and women, and is a symbol of female purity and beauty. The deer was the first animal she caught, the only one considered the most sacred. The Greek myth Artemis statue is beautiful in shape and vivid in image. It is a unique scenery when placed in the garden landscape. Fine workmanship, can be placed in the open air for a long time. The unique style complements the European Chinese style. The Greek myth Artemis statue adds another scene to people’s vision, while the deer sculpture is a common type of animal sculpture. Its delicate and lovely shape is usually the first choice in garden sculpture. The European style Greek myth The perfect combination of the Artemis statue and the fawn sculpture constitutes a perfect scenery.

The ancient Greeks had a different concept of the gods. They completely shaped the Greek myth Artemis statue based on human images and thoughts and emotions. Therefore, the sculptures of gods in ancient Greece are human figures in terms of appearance. In addition, the ancient Greeks believed that the human body was beautiful, and showing the stone-carved human body to the gods they worshiped was a great dedication to the gods. Therefore, the ancient Greeks had a pure and noble feeling for the beauty of the human body. Whether it is a portrait or the Greek myth Artemis statue, it is often expressed in the form of nudes. In addition, the ancient Greeks developed the aesthetic concept of harmony as beauty, and constantly pursued a harmonious ideal beauty. The ancient Greek portrait sculpture, including nude portrait sculpture, has a perfect shape and a calm and noble temperament, reaching a very perfect state. The ancient Greeks’ pursuit of harmony and ideal beauty is also reflected in the Greek myth Artemis statue. Some scholars believe that the excellent buildings of ancient Greece are actually exquisite large-scale stone sculptures.