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What culture is most closely associated with a tradition of sculpture that considered the human body itself a worthy subject
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What culture is most closely associated with a tradition of sculpture that considered the human body itself a worthy subject

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Ancient Greece

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Ancient Greece made many sculptures of the human form that were idealized in a sort of godly way. We still admire many of them today.

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