Arts (Sculpture)

1. In this period of art the archeologist believed that their sculpture is a result of natural erosion and not of human artistry.

• Roman

• Pre-Historic

• Egyptian

In this period of art it uses monumental-terra-cotta.

• Roman

• Pre-historic

• Egyptian

One of the characteristics of their sculpture is that symbolisms were heavily used to represent the Gods.

• Greek

• Roman

• Egyptian

4. Their sculpture focuses on the human anatomy and proportionality of the body.

• Gothic

• Greek

• Roman

Their lightweight devotional images were usually carried in the procession both inside and outside the churches.

• Romanesque

• Byzantine

• Gothic

Their sculptures has a dominant themes.

• Byzantine

• Romanesque

• Gothic

The sculpture of this period have a greater freedom of style.

• Byzantine

• Romanesque

• Gothic

The materials used in creating sculpture in this period vary according to region and locality.

• Greek

• Pre-historic

• Roman

This period uses the Hellenistic Style in their sculpture.

• Greek

• Gothic

• Roman

This period did not attempt to compete with the free standing Greek works of history or mythology.

• Greek

• Pre-historic

• Roman