As the Greeks approached the Hellenistic Period, many events took place which further contributed to the evolution of their art and society. After the death of Alexander the Great, Greek kings began to divide his empire among each other, and the reforming Greek society that began in the late Classical Period continued to undergo further change. Reserved nudity seen in the Aphrodite of Knidos covering her genitals, evolved into eroticism, as seen in the provocative Venus De Milo, as well as the Barberini Faun exposing his genitals, and Aphrodite, Eros, and Pan representing sexual aggressiveness. Weariness seen in Herakles evolved into defeat seen in the statues of the Seated Boxer. Vulnerability and naturalism seen in the statue of Hermes
