Examples of changing perceptions of idealized human form

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Consider the Riace Warrior A, the Aphrodite of Melos, and the marble kourosfigure in your text. Identify the cultures in which these works were made and describe how each of the works depicts the human figure. How did their sculptors use design elements and principles in each work? How do the differences in these works exemplify the changing perceptions of the idealized human form?

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