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In the entire Western art tradition, ancient Greek hand carved sculptures occupies a very important position. Greek art is idealistic, simple, emphasizing commonality, and elegant and refined. It uses external forms to express its internal power. The model models advocated by Western art can be said to have all started from ancient Greece. The long myths and legends of ancient Greece are the source of ancient Greek sculpture art and the subject of ancient Greek hand carved sculptures. They are the beautiful fantasy of nature and society of the Greeks. They believe that gods and people have the same shape and character. Therefore, ancient Greece Hand carved sculptures refer to the image of human beings to create the image of gods and give them more ideal and perfect art forms.

Throughout the history of art, sculptors have tried various media. Although casting bronze, wood carving, and terracotta firing create a lasting impression, no material is as fascinating as marble. Marble artworks are common in ancient and contemporary art, occupy a prominent position in many major art movements, and are one of the most famous hand carved sculptures in the world. Here, we trace the evolution of enduring art forms, show the historical popularity of practice and prove its eternal popularity. Ancient Roman sculptors are mainly known for two types of marble hand carved sculptures: portraits or busts, and marble replicas of Greek bronzes. In the Republican era, artists carved realistic portraits of people from the chest or neck, including political leaders, military officials, and historians. These life-size works are called busts, and hand carved sculptures are known for their impressive naturalistic appearance.