There were a lot of techniques that the artist would use. Such as the different forms that the artist decided to make of what they painted on the pottery.Pottery was considered perhaps the most useful of the era’s art form. Clay pots, jars, were used everyday and every pot most of the time had some type of religious painting on it or some story on it about there daily life or sacrifices ("Ancient Greek Pottery”). Sculptures in ancient greece went through a big transition there were periods in which the sculptures had more of a animal like face and throughout the years they transitions into a more lifelike feel. The colonial migration had a great impact on greek art. Most of the pottery was made out of stone,bronze,clay and marble . Stone sculptures did not really survive the years and bronze sculptures were melted down and used for other things. Marble sculpture lasted the longest and were liked most among the wealthy people ("Western …show more content…
There was art all around and pottery was something that they would paint stories on or religious beliefs. The painting were to because they would paint out there beliefs ("Ancient Greek Art."). The influence or way that it impacted modern time has a both positive and negative affect. Because a statue from ancient greece influenced hitler to make germany a pure “Strong” country. But now in days most of the art from ancient greece has been referenced off of past painting or sculpture because they are a inspiration to artist.(“Why does the art of ancient Greece still shape our