Figure Sculptures. The pose of a figure that is facing and looking forward is called frontal.

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Figure Sculptures

The pose of a figure that is facing and looking forward is called frontal.

Venus of Willendorf - pre-historic sculpture has a bulbous figure that represents fertility and a plentiful supply of food.

Egyptian - a period in art history when sculptors created stiff, stylized statues of kings and queens in a frontal standing pose with one foot slightly forward Mycerinus and His Queen, about 2470 B.C. Slate, 56” high

Nike of Samathrace - one of the greatest Hellenistic sculptures. It is the symbol of winged victory portrayed in a stance of movement with air currents on the drapery of the figure. About 190 B.C. Marble, 8’ high. The Lourve, Paris

During the Roman period in art history, sculptors would popularize portrait sculptures of emperors and prominent citizens. About 100 A.D.

Donatello - an early Renaissance artist who sculpted the first life-sized freestanding nude statue since antiquity, the “David”

Michelangelo – Italian Renaissance artist famous for sculpture, painting, and architecture. One of his paintings is the fresco painting on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. His sculptures include the “Pieta”, the “David”, and the “Moses”. He also designed the dome for St. Peter’s in Rome, Italy. “Pieta”

Bernini - a Baroque sculptor who sculpted a “David” in action and “The Ecstasy of St. Theresa” 1623, Marble, 67” high

Rodin ( )- late 19 th century sculptor created expressive works cast in bronze, often leaving his fingerprints in the work (“The Burghers of Calais”, “The Thinker”)?

Henry Moore ( ) - a twentieth century British sculptor whose large abstract sculptures are based on the human form and forms from nature (i.e. Reclining Figure, Sheep Piece)

George Segal ( )- a contemporary American artist who created scenes with plaster figures of people in settings with props going about their everyday routines.

Giacometti ( ) - Swiss sculptor who created artworks of elongated human figures which were thought to represent loneliness and alienation from humanity. Man Pointing, Bronze, 70 ½” high, The Museum of Modern Art, NYC

Duane Hanson ( )- modern sculptor created super realistic sculptures of everyday people in settings with real props.

Human proportions - On a standing human figure the tips of the fingers should fall halfway between the knee and the top of the leg. The legs of a human figure are approximately half the length of the entire figure.