RE: Kaylyn Kelly
Since you brought up body-shaming in your post is wanted to know you opinion, do you think this classical period was the first time that art started sexualizing women? Of course there are a couple factors to consider, the Greek showed obvious artistic appreciation towards the nude body, but the nude statues of women came years after the first nude figures of men. so do you think it was just an artistic appreciation or something more?
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