Anthropological methods as a way to analyze the art image of ancient Greek sculpture
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across the territory of Russia and neighbouring countries (Teshik-Tash, Staroselie, Afontova Gora etc.). <...> The department of Paleoanthropology unites the collections of skulls and skeletons
from Upper Paleolithic to 17-18th centuries across the territory of our country. <...> The collections of Archaeological
department embrace the whole history of mankind from prehistoric past to the Slavic antiquities, including
ivory fi gurines from the Avdeevo site. <...> The department of Ethnography houses the collections from Africa, the
Americas, the Pacifi c and Siberia that were gathered in the second half of the 19th century and demonstrates
native cultures at the period of the fi rst contacts with Europeans. <...> The department of Illustrations contains
photos, glass negatives, drawings, death masks and busts of the peoples from different parts of the Earth,
including pencil drawings of the famous Russian scientist N.N. Miklukha-Maklay, made during his voyage to
the New Guinea. <...> ANTHROPOLOGICAL METHODS AS A WAY TO ANALYZE THE ART IMAGE
OF ANCIENT GREEK SCULPTURE
Belikov Anton1
, Goncharova Natalia2
Department of Anthropology, Biological Faculty, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
Ancient sculpture is one of the best examined objects in the world culture so it can be used for the veri1Department
of Aesthetics, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
2
fi cation of some hypothesis in anthropology and art history. <...> Applying of anthropological methods to analyze
art objects creates a new methodology and reveals tendencies in the evolution of the image. <...> The essential
distinctions between the archaic and classical images in spite of the paradigm of the anthropological type
stability lead to the search of the reasons for such considerable differences. <...> The purpose of this study is to
detach the anthropological content from its ideal content determined mostly by the canon of proportions. <...> The
author’s photos of ancient sculptures and the archaic sculptures photographs by Gisela Richter are used. <...> Such characteristics as height and width proportions of faces, size and disposition of the eyes, lips and nose
were subjected to statistical analysis. <...> The differences between the archaic and classic sculptures appear in the inclination of the eyes,
in face proportions, and lips thickness. <...> The variability of the facial proportions in archaic period is higher due
to the lack of the canon. <...> The differences between the facial proportions of two periods are the result of the
proportional schemes evolution. <...> The study allows us to mark out the characteristics <...>
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