Museum Notes I took a virtual tour of an ancient greek museum. The museum was unique because it had lots of sculptures and painting and really makes you want to leearn more about the art peices. It had a statue of Aphrodite which is the godess of love and beauty. There is another sculture of Homer who is a greek poet. Lastly there is a sculpture of Plato who is a greek Philosipher. This correlates with my truth because these people were born into noble homes and had the oppurtunity to be good and they took that chance instead of being bad.
Museum Analysis A lot of the exhibits that a seen could compare to my Universal Truth. In which the sculpture of Aphrodite shows aphrodite as a leader and that she is a greek godess of love and beauty. In which this shows she is Inherintly good because the greek people thought of the gods as perfect in every way which meant she had to be good. The museum in which the sculpture of Aphrodite is in is the British museum of London, France. The sculptor of the statue is not stated. The sculpture shows her naturally leading and the fact that she is a god means she has to be good which ties to my Universal truth. Another peice is the sculpture of Homer's face. The sculpture makes him look like an Oger. This shows that the people thought he was bad and not a good poet and some of the greek people didn't beleive in his writings. Another is the sculpture of Plato's face. This sculpture shows of him as a philosipher in which he always was known and had a great philosiphy in which he had many followers that beleived in him which made it ti where he needed to be inherintly good. These peices just tell the story of how the greek people praised some of their goods and philosiphers and how they needed to be good because they were looked up upon.
Art Museum Bullet Questions
Artist's name is not stated
Criuching Aphrodite,Statue of Homer,Statue of Plato
Sculpture, Marble finishes
The design is imperialistic but at the same time they used the idea of perfect preportioning
It seems poor crafted but they didn't have the best tools back in that time
I think the artist's intent was to inform and show the people Aphrodite is an important Godess
Correlates to my Truth because the people of greece seen the gods, and godesses as perfect in every way so they were all seen as good people in which that is my truth
What ideas or new information did you learn from this museum visit? How might that information be helpful in the future? I learned a lot about the greek people and how they were very superstitious and never wanted to upset the gods. I also learned the people saw the gods as perfect in every way. It could help me on lots of things like geography classes and if i need to do a project on greece.
I took a virtual tour of an ancient greek museum. The museum was unique because it had lots of sculptures and painting and really makes you want to leearn more about the art peices. It had a statue of Aphrodite which is the godess of love and beauty. There is another sculture of Homer who is a greek poet. Lastly there is a sculpture of Plato who is a greek Philosipher. This correlates with my truth because these people were born into noble homes and had the oppurtunity to be good and they took that chance instead of being bad.
Museum Analysis
A lot of the exhibits that a seen could compare to my Universal Truth. In which the sculpture of Aphrodite shows aphrodite as a leader and that she is a greek godess of love and beauty. In which this shows she is Inherintly good because the greek people thought of the gods as perfect in every way which meant she had to be good. The museum in which the sculpture of Aphrodite is in is the British museum of London, France. The sculptor of the statue is not stated. The sculpture shows her naturally leading and the fact that she is a god means she has to be good which ties to my Universal truth. Another peice is the sculpture of Homer's face. The sculpture makes him look like an Oger. This shows that the people thought he was bad and not a good poet and some of the greek people didn't beleive in his writings. Another is the sculpture of Plato's face. This sculpture shows of him as a philosipher in which he always was known and had a great philosiphy in which he had many followers that beleived in him which made it ti where he needed to be inherintly good. These peices just tell the story of how the greek people praised some of their goods and philosiphers and how they needed to be good because they were looked up upon.
Art Museum Bullet Questions
What ideas or new information did you learn from this museum visit? How might that information be helpful in the future?
I learned a lot about the greek people and how they were very superstitious and never wanted to upset the gods. I also learned the people saw the gods as perfect in every way. It could help me on lots of things like geography classes and if i need to do a project on greece.