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Which statement describes the aesthetic principle of proportion in classical Greek sculpture?
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Which statement describes the aesthetic principle of proportion in classical Greek sculpture?

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The Statement which described the aesthetic principle of proportion in classical Greek sculpture is beauty standards change over time and what’s popular today maybe not popular tomorrow. There are three types of Classical Greek Sculpture which are simple, restrained and balanced.


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The CORRECT ANSWER is "sculptors ensured that supporting and free elements were cross-balanced" this is the absolute correct answers for Plato users.

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