How did Greek art reflect the idea of an ideal form?

A. through monumental and distorted forms in sculpture

B. through symmetry and graceful geometry in architecture

C. through imbalance and complex geometry in architecture

D. through unfinished and dreamlike forms in sculpture

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Cash Watkins

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31 July, 17:55

How did Greek art reflect the idea of an ideal form?

A. through monumental and distorted forms in sculpture

B. through symmetry and graceful geometry in architecture

C. through imbalance and complex geometry in architecture

D. through unfinished and dreamlike forms in sculpture

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Dayami · Answer 1

The answer is B. through symmetry and graceful geometry in architecture, the Greeks were well known for wanting perfection in their sculptures and art, so they always made them extremely proportionate.

How did Greek art reflect the idea of an ideal form?A. through monumental and distorted forms in sculptureB. through symmetry and graceful geometry in architectureC. through imbalance and complex geometry in architectureD. through unfinished and dreamlike forms in sculpture

How did Greek art reflect the idea of an ideal form?

A. through monumental and distorted forms in sculpture

B. through symmetry and graceful geometry in architecture

C. through imbalance and complex geometry in architecture

D. through unfinished and dreamlike forms in sculpture