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OCR A2 Classical Civilisations: Art and Architecture in the Greek World This document offers in depth notes and analysis of Archaic Greek sculptures which you will need for your exam. The notes are concise and easily accessible. By using these notes I achieved an A* in my exam.

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Sculpture

Aristodikos Kouros
- The word “aristodikos” is inscribed within the base which roughly translates as
aristocrat.
- 1.95m
- Made as a grave marker for an Athenian Aristocrat
- Superior to previous Kouroi statues
- Head much smaller and the proportion of torso were accurate
- Unlike the New York Kouros the muscular detail is moulded rather than etched.
- Abdominal muscles are very prominent/realistic and the chest and arm muscles are
also more defined.
- Legs are well proportioned
- Knees are very detailed
- First kouros with significantly different style of hair
- Whilst still beaded it is no longer long and straight down the back of the neck for
support
- Rather it is shorter and up on the top of the head
- More of a realistic haircut
- No telephone ear
- Arms slightly outstretched away from the body. Due to the limitations of the marble
used, support structures attach the arms to the body
- The proportions of the waist and torso have developed to show a more realistic human
figure
- Relatively standard pose
- Woodford; the Aristodikos Kouros makes the Anavyssos Kouros look “like an inflated
balloon”

• Most realistic Kouros in relation to being most similar to true human form.
• Best Kouros made in terms of strength and structure shown through gaps between
limbs


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