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two short essay plans detailing how you would answer the questions: 1.Why did the Romans copy Greek sculptures in marble? When is marble a more effective material than bronze for sculpting figures? 2. ‘A bold innovator, experimenting with a variety of novel poses’ how far do you agree that this statement is a more fitting description of polykleitos than praxiteles I got an A* in Classics overall

This essay breaks down the question into better and more successful and outlines the aims of the sculptors in each century to come to a conclusion. It examines both architectural and free standing sculpture for a wide-ranging answer. It also includes scholars quotes I got an A* in Classics overall

a table charting the transitions in characteristics from early archaic freestanding sculpture (koroi) to late archaic. includes details on face, proportions etc. also indicates which of the statues on the syllabus are dated to each period

scholars quotes with who said them, themes linked to it, and an explanation 34 scholars quotes

A summary of A-Level Greek Art Architectural sculptures (pediments and ionic friezes) includes details of: date, place, subject matter, storyline, relevance to site, composition, success, drapery, and scholars quotes

19 essay plans on freestanding sculpture and architectural sculpture in the A-level module of Greek Art. I achieved an A* overall in Classics some are extremely detailed incorporates scholars quotes

A high achieving essay I achieved an A* overall in Classics incorporates scholars quotes