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Cycladic civilization. Early Bronze Age. 3300-2000 BC. Naked

Cycladic civilization. Early Bronze Age. 3300-2000 BC. Naked


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Cycladic civilization. Early Bronze Age. 3300-2000 BC. Naked

Cycladic civilization. Early Bronze Age. 3300-2000 BC. Naked, female figurines of marble, idols. From de Cycladic island of Amorgos, 2700-2300 BC. National Museum of Denmark

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Aegean Antique Bronze Carved Civilization Copenhagen Cycladic Denmark Figurine Figurines Flat Geometric Idol Idols Marbre Mediterranean Schematic Sculptures Southern Stylized Amorgos


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1. Title: "Cycladic Female Figurines: A Glimpse into the Early Bronze Age of the Cycladic Civilization, Amorgos Island, 2700-2300 BC" The captivating image showcases a collection of Cycladic female figurines, originating from the Cycladic island of Amorgos, dating back to the Early Bronze Age, approximately 2700-2300 BC. These figurines, now housed in the National Museum of Denmark, offer a fascinating glimpse into the religious and artistic practices of one of the earliest civilizations in Europe. The Cycladic civilization, situated in the Aegean Sea, is renowned for its distinctive art style characterized by flat, geometric, and stylized representations of the human form. These figurines, carved from marble, display the Cycladic people's appreciation for simplicity and harmony in their artistic expressions. The naked female figurines, with their schematic features and elongated limbs, were believed to serve as idols or religious symbols. The absence of clothing is not a sign of immodesty but rather an expression of the Cycladic people's focus on the essential human form. The figurines' smooth, polished surfaces and carefully carved details reveal the advanced skills of the ancient craftsmen. The Cycladic civilization's art, including these figurines, has influenced various aspects of European art and continues to captivate scholars and art enthusiasts alike due to its unique and mysterious allure. The figurines' journey from the shores of Amorgos to the National Museum of Denmark is a testament to the enduring significance of the Cycladic civilization and its contributions to the rich history of Europe and the Mediterranean world.

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