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The arts of Greeks;Archiaic Period; Art was another major means for Greeks to express their ideals for humanity and reverence for divinity. The perfect images of man left behind in architecture, sculpture, pottery, and painting, have remained an eternal legacy to the West. And what Greeks attained in art has been reached by none. ;Pottery;Pottery;Pottry;The pottery was the first developed art form in Greece. Such as vases, they were decorated with linear designs and other complex shapes.;Before the classical time, human figures were important objects of pottery. Such fascination with the human body became characteristic of Greek art and developed as a noble subject for painters and even sculptors of later generations. ;;Pottery;Achitecture;Greek architecture derived with public buildings, especially temples, for which stone was used from 7th and 6th centuries B.C. Greek architecture relied on simple post-lintel building techniques.The typical rectangular building was surrounded by a line of columns on all four sides. Greek architects were the first to base their architectural design on the standard of proportionality. ;During the Archaic Age, some famous temples were constructed, including the Temple of Hera and the Temple of Athena.;?Athen Acropolis ;The Goddess Athena;Parthenon;Other famous examples of Classical Greek architecture;The Temple of Zeus at Olympia ;;Pottery;Sculpture;Sculpture;;Sculpture;Sculpture;The Venus de Milo;;Thanks for your attention