Greece, particularly focusing on Athens after the era of Pericles. Despite political decline, Athens remained a hub of cultural and intellectual activity, with significant developments in art and philosophy. The text delves into the evolution of Greek sculpture and painting techniques, highlighting the influence of notable artists like Skopas and Praxiteles. It also examines the religious and philosophical shifts of the time, including the rise of Asclepius and the Orphic cults. The book is intended for readers interested in ancient Greek history, culture, and art, providing insight into the interplay between political events and cultural flourishing. |