Please, people's face feature won't change if they copy others way to sculpt!
Western "Scientist" still need more minds to figure truth out, not adding your own fiction stories into our textbook. For example: Evolution; the greatest lie, which still deceiving people worldwide.
I'm doing an essay titled “Greek sculptors were too interested in aesthetics to portray true realism” Discuss. this video proved an invaluable help :)
He made the same mistake Plato did thousands of years ago...in fact Plato contrasted with Aristotle when he wanted to get rid of art because it didn't resemble the forms of life including the form of a human. The forms are right here Plato...that art piece does resemble a human being and you know it!
The music inspires you transports you to another level world for mi inspires me to draw and be the best and a good painter very excellent song, such as art made the world
The clue: men love the war,but only two of them spread culture and civilization to the rest of the world,the GREEK and the ROMAN! All the others were/are just barbarians.
I've been looking for this video for years...I forgot the name of it, just remembered the many civilizations they covered...Jericho & Gobekle Tepe in particular. So glad to find it again!
WRONG! These bodies are not unrealistic, but examples of genetic superiority. These bodies are born all the time, and some are built with hard work. It can only be a limp wristed unathletic , never worked a day in his life, personality that would think otherwise. Again, these bodies are real and can be realized through either genetic disposition or body building. Get a clue.
@SCORNDOGGMELACH what spivey probably means is that the figures were unrealistic in mathematical terms; the Riace Bronzes were created in the Hellenistic Period, which meant Greek sculptors mathematically calculated human proportions in order to make the body look more aesthetically appealing. like he said, the Riace Bronzes have no coccyx bone, and their legs have been made artificially longer to match the height of the upper body dude.
They were brilliant artists-scientists. I've visited the Acropolis Museum 3 times so far. It brakes your heart when you see the missing pieces of the Parthenon replaced by modern cast though..
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The homeland of zoophilia is Greece. Unlike the wise Makedonians they believed that fucking an animal will give them additional forces, so they did it before battle.
@elisei00 speaks of the ancient Greeks and ancient Macedonians as they were two different peoples, this tale must end. Macedonians were Greeks, as the Thessalian were Greeks, like the Spartans were Greeks.
everyone had the same language, same customs and the same Customs
@dionisosb yes they were all greeks, but nevertheless they fightet each other in brutal wars, just beacuse they shared same langage and customs didn make them live in peace together!!!
this shows how western people see the world. they believe their eyes. for them, 'seeing is believing'. the eastern people, see 'seeing' as maya (illusion). that's why eastern figures are not photorealistic.
Wow, i just watched this with my art history proffessor and this entire video is farbricated theories that neither I or him have ever heard... this was all made up by bbc, like how the art was demanded from the artists by the culture of greece.... it wasnt the people demanding it, it was the artisans just doing..
This is just another exmple of how BBC lies to the world.
Wow, i just watched this with my art history proffessor and this entire video is farbricated theories that neither I or him have ever heard... this was all made up by bbc, like how the art was demanded from the artists by the culture of greece.... it wasnt the people demanding it, it was the artisans just doing..
This is just another exmple of how BBC lies to the world.
Polykleitos usually, but englishmen spell it in many different ways. Πολύκλειτος
The heads of the statues were cut by middle eastern animals which called these beautiful people pagans, stupid believers, etc. (Although their definition of gods was secular and had nothing to do with today's religious sickness).
As a professional sculptor I felt it my duty to go and see the Riace bronzes last year. What a lesson of humility, and what an enrichening experience. If you haven't seen them yet I would strongly advise you to go. Simply superbe.
Τα γλυπτά των αρχαίων Ελλήνων έχουν την πνευματική και καλλιτεχνική ισχύ του ανθρώπινου νου,και την ευθραστότητα του ανθρώπινου σώματος.Εξαιρετικό Doc.
I wrote that prematurely. I didn't realize that they were talking about a difference between proportional realism versus idealization. In short, you're correct.
So... if "realism" was so boring, why was it pursued for almost a thousand years in western art? Michelangelo's Pieta isn't boring, neither are the hundreds of statues by Bernini.
Realism in art isn't boring because we marvel at the attention to detail and craft it would take to create such an object, what they are saying is that subtlety exaggerating details triggers more of an emotional response.
Realism in art isn't boring because we marvel at the attention to detail and craft it would take to create such an object, what they are saying is that subtlety exaggerating details triggers more of an emotional response.
Realism in art isn't boring because we marvel at the attention to detail and craft it would take to create such an object, what they are saying is that subtlety exaggerating details triggers more of an emotional response.
Except that right after Renaissance art perfected the human form, Mannerism took the spotlight, creating human figures with elongated forms, also "hyper real."
@babylonianman Polykleitos usually, but englishmen spell it in many different ways. Πολύκλειτος
The heads of the statues were cut by middle eastern animals which called these beautiful people pagans, stupid believers, etc. (Although their definition of gods was secular and had nothing to do with today's religious sickness).
@babylonianman in fact it's PolyclitOs . polyclitus is latin translation and ending. also it kills the greek word harmonies if u translate the O -> U .. Πολύκλειτος ( Πολύ & κλείτος ) means Much & good fame/honour.
@tripleleap Polykleitos usually, but englishmen spell it in many different ways. Πολύκλειτος
The heads of the statues were cut by middle eastern animals which called these beautiful people pagans, stupid believers, etc. (Although their definition of gods was secular and had nothing to do with today's religious sickness).
the sculptures of women are my favorite! to bad they didnt portray any more Celtic or Germanic women. Thers only two depictions of Celtic women. one on a Roman coin, she has dreadlocks!. and one wearing a head scarf that is seen dead in the arms of her warrior husband as he stabs himself defiantly refusing to surrender to the Greeks. that particular Roman portrayal is a Marble copy of the Greek original made in bronze that is now lost.
hey, does anybody have any idea how I can watch this documentary online for free?
Ben1607 1 month ago
omg brain blast
ch3rryp3psi 2 months ago
PAGANS ARE SUPERIOR !
greek people i love you !
ukgreaterlondon 2 months ago
4:37
UNIsprint 3 months ago
Crete (Ancient Greeks) = Sumerian = Brahmas,
are Whit INDIANs (Ancient Greek race).
Big eye, Black hair, Indian feature.
Ancient Greeks X Greeks. [you can figure that out.]
gorloro 3 months ago
Please, people's face feature won't change if they copy others way to sculpt!
Western "Scientist" still need more minds to figure truth out, not adding your own fiction stories into our textbook. For example: Evolution; the greatest lie, which still deceiving people worldwide.
gorloro 3 months ago
I'm doing an essay titled “Greek sculptors were too interested in aesthetics to portray true realism” Discuss. this video proved an invaluable help :)
clsteele 3 months ago
He made the same mistake Plato did thousands of years ago...in fact Plato contrasted with Aristotle when he wanted to get rid of art because it didn't resemble the forms of life including the form of a human. The forms are right here Plato...that art piece does resemble a human being and you know it!
jimmyt3411 3 months ago
Very good song and program is very good fills you art very father was very good for the tribes who painted aboriginal very good artists
julio24892 4 months ago
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julio24892 4 months ago
The music inspires you transports you to another level world for mi inspires me to draw and be the best and a good painter very excellent song, such as art made the world
julio24892 4 months ago
The clue: men love the war,but only two of them spread culture and civilization to the rest of the world,the GREEK and the ROMAN! All the others were/are just barbarians.
amnaki 6 months ago
@amnaki Tell that to the Indians who invented your mathematics or the Chinese who revolutionised war, agriculture, metallurgy to name a few things.
ImaginedWriter 5 months ago
the riace bronces make me feel unmanly and ugly!!! :-(
Trinacria1973 7 months ago
...the riace warrioirs were made before Polykleites's Doryphorous though.
They aren't a progression from his work at all! And this guy's from Cambridge?!
Phadriaful 7 months ago in playlist art and history
I've been looking for this video for years...I forgot the name of it, just remembered the many civilizations they covered...Jericho & Gobekle Tepe in particular. So glad to find it again!
CatherinePoloynis 8 months ago
Wow, they are really into the Riace warriors.
nervouswalks 8 months ago
GRAND SCALE!!!!!!
vangoghmatisse1 9 months ago
THIS IS WHAT BROUGHT BODYBUILDING.
pvsg1990 10 months ago
WRONG! These bodies are not unrealistic, but examples of genetic superiority. These bodies are born all the time, and some are built with hard work. It can only be a limp wristed unathletic , never worked a day in his life, personality that would think otherwise. Again, these bodies are real and can be realized through either genetic disposition or body building. Get a clue.
SCORNDOGGMELACH 10 months ago
@SCORNDOGGMELACH what spivey probably means is that the figures were unrealistic in mathematical terms; the Riace Bronzes were created in the Hellenistic Period, which meant Greek sculptors mathematically calculated human proportions in order to make the body look more aesthetically appealing. like he said, the Riace Bronzes have no coccyx bone, and their legs have been made artificially longer to match the height of the upper body dude.
ThePsychoSarah 9 months ago
They were brilliant artists-scientists. I've visited the Acropolis Museum 3 times so far. It brakes your heart when you see the missing pieces of the Parthenon replaced by modern cast though..
M0enna 11 months ago
i'm watching this for class, but it's pretty cool.
fmafan43 11 months ago 3
GREEKS were dope baddass geniuses......
mrtundra45 11 months ago 4
Are 5 people blind or just stupid?
EXTRASTEXY 1 year ago
Polycleitos made the "Doryforos" or "Kanon". Maybe the most perfect analogy of human body not only of the Greek but of the global sculpture
LeonAmarantos 1 year ago
About "Riace statues" i think that the Greek sculptor was Feidias and not Polycleitos. Nevertheless the documentary is good enough.
LeonAmarantos 1 year ago
Take a look at Dr Tedeschi Hippocrates sculpture on you tube!
TheJpslt 1 year ago
man is a political animal
COMMUNISTPHILOSOPHY 1 year ago
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The homeland of zoophilia is Greece. Unlike the wise Makedonians they believed that fucking an animal will give them additional forces, so they did it before battle.
elisei00 1 year ago
@elisei00 speaks of the ancient Greeks and ancient Macedonians as they were two different peoples, this tale must end. Macedonians were Greeks, as the Thessalian were Greeks, like the Spartans were Greeks.
everyone had the same language, same customs and the same Customs
dionisosb 1 year ago 19
@dionisosb yes they were all greeks, but nevertheless they fightet each other in brutal wars, just beacuse they shared same langage and customs didn make them live in peace together!!!
Trinacria1973 7 months ago
@Trinacria1973 yes ... unfortunately had this bad the Greeks did not want anybody over the head, and let's race was another Greek .
The few occasions when united ,won the greatest enemies like the Persian empire
dionisosb 7 months ago
@elisei00 go back to your cave stupid monkey...
dimitrisira81 9 months ago
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prerna1608 1 year ago
@JessikahAznBabyy Any person who actually cares about things like that should be laughed at =)
NutsandGuts 1 year ago
@NutsandGuts alright, little pee pee man :)
JessikahAznBabyy 1 year ago
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@JessikahAznBabyy I wonder why women ask to be respected when they don't respect men...Little titties woman :)
NutsandGuts 1 year ago
this shows how western people see the world. they believe their eyes. for them, 'seeing is believing'. the eastern people, see 'seeing' as maya (illusion). that's why eastern figures are not photorealistic.
rahxun 1 year ago
kabadtrip!
iancandolesas026ex 1 year ago
Wow, i just watched this with my art history proffessor and this entire video is farbricated theories that neither I or him have ever heard... this was all made up by bbc, like how the art was demanded from the artists by the culture of greece.... it wasnt the people demanding it, it was the artisans just doing..
This is just another exmple of how BBC lies to the world.
DGordonN 1 year ago
Wow, i just watched this with my art history proffessor and this entire video is farbricated theories that neither I or him have ever heard... this was all made up by bbc, like how the art was demanded from the artists by the culture of greece.... it wasnt the people demanding it, it was the artisans just doing..
This is just another exmple of how BBC lies to the world.
DGordonN 1 year ago
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Polykleitos usually, but englishmen spell it in many different ways. Πολύκλειτος
The heads of the statues were cut by middle eastern animals which called these beautiful people pagans, stupid believers, etc. (Although their definition of gods was secular and had nothing to do with today's religious sickness).
kurtosavros 1 year ago
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kurtosavros 1 year ago
Thnk yuu
caliche992 1 year ago
"Everything had been leeding to this: The moment when ancient Greece create something more human than human" Awesome Line¡¡
hornebu 1 year ago
Seen this while studying in University in UK. Loved the documentary loved the soundtrack, loved the idea.
Greetings from Greece!
DrSlug 1 year ago
Fascinating!
featheredmusic 1 year ago
traducir porfavor
es necesario que los hispanos entendamos bien este reportaje
avisenme si existe en español
ealelg 1 year ago
As a professional sculptor I felt it my duty to go and see the Riace bronzes last year. What a lesson of humility, and what an enrichening experience. If you haven't seen them yet I would strongly advise you to go. Simply superbe.
sisypha 1 year ago 6
im so proud to be greek
R10freestyle 1 year ago 4
this video is ONE second loger than it should be
Mmary247 1 year ago
Amazing production of an amazing period in art. We take so much for granted. So beautiful, so well done. Thank you!
stanyannie 1 year ago
Τα γλυπτά των αρχαίων Ελλήνων έχουν την πνευματική και καλλιτεχνική ισχύ του ανθρώπινου νου,και την ευθραστότητα του ανθρώπινου σώματος.Εξαιρετικό Doc.
CASIUSGELAEI 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this video.
It's a pitty that the BBC series 'How Art made the World' is gone by YouTube.
I'am a big fan of this series
nujij10 1 year ago
I wrote that prematurely. I didn't realize that they were talking about a difference between proportional realism versus idealization. In short, you're correct.
FrankStockton 1 year ago
a little strange at 1:30
thefender98 1 year ago
So... if "realism" was so boring, why was it pursued for almost a thousand years in western art? Michelangelo's Pieta isn't boring, neither are the hundreds of statues by Bernini.
FrankStockton 1 year ago
Realism in art isn't boring because we marvel at the attention to detail and craft it would take to create such an object, what they are saying is that subtlety exaggerating details triggers more of an emotional response.
tylerjay0 1 year ago
Realism in art isn't boring because we marvel at the attention to detail and craft it would take to create such an object, what they are saying is that subtlety exaggerating details triggers more of an emotional response.
tylerjay0 1 year ago
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Realism in art isn't boring because we marvel at the attention to detail and craft it would take to create such an object, what they are saying is that subtlety exaggerating details triggers more of an emotional response.
tylerjay0 1 year ago
@FrankStockton
Except that right after Renaissance art perfected the human form, Mannerism took the spotlight, creating human figures with elongated forms, also "hyper real."
Edoeren 1 year ago
Πολύκλειτος (Greek - Ελληνικά)
stefanosrachi 1 year ago
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superbe,venez voir aussi ma vidéo Jean Reno parle du sculpteur Etienne sur jakepo17
jakepo17 1 year ago
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i am an artist. so if you like art you should check out my video.
N8wood1 2 years ago
The country of art .... really great (from Egypt
EmpireNile 2 years ago
Very interesting, thanks for uploading this video!
Schweitzer007 2 years ago
Love it.
CloudsofBliss 2 years ago
what's the name of the sculptor/mathematician? Polly Clitos?... how do you spell his name.
tripleleap 2 years ago
Polyclitus
babylonianman 2 years ago
@babylonianman Polyklietos?
mark1138 1 year ago
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@babylonianman Polykleitos usually, but englishmen spell it in many different ways. Πολύκλειτος
The heads of the statues were cut by middle eastern animals which called these beautiful people pagans, stupid believers, etc. (Although their definition of gods was secular and had nothing to do with today's religious sickness).
kurtosavros 1 year ago
@babylonianman Polykleitos I'm currently in the Greek chapter in my art history class, gotta love that contrapposto.
spudninja12 1 year ago
@babylonianman in fact it's PolyclitOs . polyclitus is latin translation and ending. also it kills the greek word harmonies if u translate the O -> U .. Πολύκλειτος ( Πολύ & κλείτος ) means Much & good fame/honour.
Taxianthos 7 months ago
@babylonianman Polykleitos*
Haxxxable 7 months ago
Polykleitos
solberser 2 years ago 3
@tripleleap πολύκλειτος u need gr fonts to read it :)
ILOVEMFEO 1 year ago
@tripleleap POLYKLEITOS
downtownvirgo8 1 year ago
@tripleleap Polycleitos. Πολύκλειτος
vabilas28 1 year ago
@tripleleap Polykleitos!
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@tripleleap Polykleitos
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@tripleleap Polykleitos
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@tripleleap Polykleitos usually, but englishmen spell it in many different ways. Πολύκλειτος
The heads of the statues were cut by middle eastern animals which called these beautiful people pagans, stupid believers, etc. (Although their definition of gods was secular and had nothing to do with today's religious sickness).
kurtosavros 1 year ago
@tripleleap Polykleitos
degenerate7 1 year ago
@tripleleap
Also Polykleitos. Transliterations of the original Greek have changed over the years, so it depends on the source.
arbitress 1 year ago
@tripleleap
Also Polykleitos. Transliterations of the original Greek have changed over the years, so how it's spelled in English depends on the source.
arbitress 1 year ago
@tripleleap Polycleitos (Πολύκλειτος)
LeonAmarantos 1 year ago
@tripleleap its polykleitos dude..
ThePsychoSarah 9 months ago
@tripleleap Polyklietos is how you spell this name.
david18dusang 8 months ago
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Taxianthos 7 months ago
@tripleleap Actually it's Polykleitos. (Kind of late to answer, but the misspelling bugged me!)
jillerin457 4 months ago
unfortunately a lot of statues and other artefacts were destroyed after 2-3 century AD
Manos26a 2 years ago
There was some really intelligent people back then!!!
spacescience100 2 years ago
Professor Ramachandran must spit a lot when he speaks
faithlessgr 2 years ago
that was fascinating !!!
mardinieng 2 years ago 2
Hence Steroids and Boob Jobs !!!!!!!!!
Le Plus ca Change, C'est Plus la Meme Chose !
anglicansag 2 years ago
the sculptures of women are my favorite! to bad they didnt portray any more Celtic or Germanic women. Thers only two depictions of Celtic women. one on a Roman coin, she has dreadlocks!. and one wearing a head scarf that is seen dead in the arms of her warrior husband as he stabs himself defiantly refusing to surrender to the Greeks. that particular Roman portrayal is a Marble copy of the Greek original made in bronze that is now lost.
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Ancient Porn!
AnonymousWhitePerson 2 years ago
Fantastico!
AnonymousWhitePerson 2 years ago
crumbling decaying stone edifice disintergrates into dust before you eyes
Guevaristas 2 years ago
well the Romans were influenced by the Greeks....They just did things in a grand way......
pentogram23 2 years ago 3
Amazing. It's so interesting following the development of these statues from the archaic to classical period.
Got my Greek Sculpture exam today!!
This helped so thanks for uploading! :D
mattsephton101 2 years ago 3
Simply Fantastic , isn't it?
Great !!
Neoptolomos 2 years ago 31
I was going to add my own comment but i cannot out do yours, you have fully complemented Hellas!
Colts4ever123 2 years ago
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borie
rhcpfan1992 3 years ago
nature has been surpassed. michelangelo eat your heart out.
funerallimosine1 3 years ago 2
absolutely beautiful
eyeballinya 3 years ago
could someone tell me the name of the music that is playing in the begining pls???
Musiciswatilove 3 years ago
gee it feels good being hellenic....
Hellene01 3 years ago 4
your daaaaamn right sinellina
MyWayOfLife7 3 years ago
i love Spivey- he is the best lecturer
nobodysfool37 3 years ago
My art class loves this series.
kenwen4 3 years ago 3
unbelievable...
ArtistNotFound123 3 years ago 2
bbc quality.
godwratherror 3 years ago 20
@godwratherror and none bbc irony...that s a 1st
vabilas28 1 year ago
Thank you so much!
TheChaonian 3 years ago
Great!!
OrdoDraconis1378 3 years ago
thanks for posting this.. :)
unabulaquena 3 years ago
Fantastic! :)
jeannevdb 3 years ago 4