How did Greek art portray the human body? 1.Overweight 2.Fully clothes 3.Godlike 4.Elderly

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How did Greek art portray the human body?

1.Overweight

2.Fully clothes

3.Godlike

4.Elderly

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3. Godlike.

lol And perfect

Pallab Ganguly answered Jun 25, 2020

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