On Beauty: The Greek Foot
by Matthew Innis |If you have ever spent a considerable amount of time admiring Classical Greek figural sculpture, then you have no doubt noticed the similarities that tie the works of the period together. Â Line, movement, balance, and, perhaps above all, proportion within these works were meant to represent the ideal in human form. Â A canon of the…
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