Synopsis

From sun-drenched islands to the rugged mainland and vibrant Athens, ancient Greece established the bedrock of Western art. We follow the unfolding of Greek culture, pausing to admire the enduring Acropolis, the flawless Parthenon, and the theaters of their Golden Age. Here, we witness art's transformation: from rigid forms to the graceful Venus, perfectly proportioned, and culminating in the dynamic Winged Victory, each piece a vivid reflection of the era’s spirit.