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The ancient Greek statues could be classified into three different periods – Archaic, Classical as well as Hellenistic. A majority of Greek sculptures were made out of bronze or marbles and were usually monuments similar to the form of the body. These sculptures are considered to be ethnically important because these statues narrate stories of Greek gods, heroes, culture and tradition. At the same time quite a lot of original statues have been destroyed with time, there are several examples of Greek workmanship displayed in galleries across the globe. We have discussed the statues from each period and their peculiarities, which would help you while choosing from a bunch of statues for sale.

The Archaic Period lasted from 600BC to 480BC and mainly features some of the classic Egyptian works. This is the period where secularism began to show and the sculptures mainly included firm poses or geometric planes.

The classic period includes some of the famous sculptures such as ‘Youth of Marathon’, ‘Zeus’, ‘The Diadoumenos’ as well as the Artemision. The statues in this era concentrated on movements; however the faces still remained stoic.

The Hellenistic period included statues which portrayed freedom in the structures and were commonly nudes. Kids, ladies and animals were the key subjects for the sculptures of this period.