Indian sculpture is underrated

[Deleted member 23558]

It feels so alien and yet so rooted and oridinary at the same time, in sharp contrast to Greco -Roman sculpture which idealised realism and contrapposto while Indian scultpure has a more stable feel to it, rooted in ithe real dentity of Self while the Greek always strives to retain and further identity of the Ego.

 

[Deleted member 23558]

@Vermilioncore @ropemax

 

[ropemax]

I strive to retain my belly fed and my dick wet

 

[Debetro]

I had the worst of nightmares when I was a kid with these scary typical buddha lookalikes

 

[Deleted member 32221]

I had the worst of nightmares when I was a kid with these scary typical buddha lookalikes

Im gonna give you nightmares

 

[incel194012940]

those buddhas are Greco-Roman in origin, they were first made by Greek sculptors in the successor states of Alexander the Great, starting around the time of the conversion of the king Melander to Buddhism

 

[Aypo129]

It feels so alien and yet so rooted and oridinary at the same time, in sharp contrast to Greco -Roman sculpture which idealised realism and contrapposto while Indian scultpure has a more stable feel to it, rooted in ithe real dentity of Self while the Greek always strives to retain and further identity of the Ego.

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This is what aryans made

 

[Deleted member 23558]

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This is what aryans made

Hampi mogs hard

 

[Deleted member 23558]

those buddhas are Greco-Roman in origin, they were first made by Greek sculptors in the successor states of Alexander the Great, starting around the time of the conversion of the king Melander to Buddhism

Hoysala period art seems similar,

 

[iam good boy]

It feels so alien and yet so rooted and oridinary at the same time, in sharp contrast to Greco -Roman sculpture which idealised realism and contrapposto while Indian scultpure has a more stable feel to it, rooted in ithe real dentity of Self while the Greek always strives to retain and further identity of the Ego.

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Disguestin

It feels so alien and yet so rooted and oridinary at the same time, in sharp contrast to Greco -Roman sculpture which idealised realism and contrapposto while Indian scultpure has a more stable feel to it, rooted in ithe real dentity of Self while the Greek always strives to retain and further identity of the Ego.

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disguesting kinfleters victam why does hindu gods have mogger breat

 

[JBcollector]

It feels so alien and yet so rooted and oridinary at the same time, in sharp contrast to Greco -Roman sculpture which idealised realism and contrapposto while Indian scultpure has a more stable feel to it, rooted in ithe real dentity of Self while the Greek always strives to retain and further identity of the Ego.

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Idk man Looks a bit ethnic to me

 

[7zyzz7]

looks very esoteric and nice

 

[autistic_tendencies]

I like India better when it was dominated by aryans not Dravidian scum
Haha

 

[Hero of the Imperium]

Hmm, resonates with you because you are same ethnic

I'm partial to Chinese sculpture:

but it's said that Roman sculpture emphasized realism

whereas Greeks focused on the ideal