kouros

kou·ros

K0105550 (ko͝or′ŏs)n. pl. kou·roi (ko͝or′oi) A sculpture representing a standing nude young man, especially one produced in Greece before the fifth century bc.

[Greek, boy; see ker- in Indo-European roots.]

kouros

(ˈkʊərɒs) n, pl -roi (-rɔɪ) (Art Terms) an ancient Greek statue of a young man

kouros

An ancient Greek male statue, usually nude, placed on graves or as votive offerings.

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kouros

Kouros

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Kouros

a statue of a young athlete (usually nude), a characteristic example of Greek archaic sculpture. This type of statuary (dating from the end of the seventh century B.C.) is related to the development of the social consciousness of the citizens of the early polis and to the emergence of the ideal of a physically perfect hero, athlete, or warrior. The kouroi are marked by a rigid frontal disposition and a generalized treatment of the human body. Their faces are animated with what is known as the archaic smile. The kouroi were erected in sanctuaries and on tombs. Primarily memorial statues, they were sometimes used as objects of worship. The kouros was formerly known as the archaic Apollo.

REFERENCE

Richter, G. M. A. Kouroi, 2nd ed. London, 1960.

单词	kouros
释义	kouros enUK kou·ros K0105550 (ko͝or′ŏs)n. pl. kou·roi (ko͝or′oi) A sculpture representing a standing nude young man, especially one produced in Greece before the fifth century bc. [Greek, boy; see ker- in Indo-European roots.] kouros (ˈkʊərɒs) n, pl -roi (-rɔɪ) (Art Terms) an ancient Greek statue of a young man kouros An ancient Greek male statue, usually nude, placed on graves or as votive offerings. Translations kouros Kouros enUK Kouros a statue of a young athlete (usually nude), a characteristic example of Greek archaic sculpture. This type of statuary (dating from the end of the seventh century B.C.) is related to the development of the social consciousness of the citizens of the early polis and to the emergence of the ideal of a physically perfect hero, athlete, or warrior. The kouroi are marked by a rigid frontal disposition and a generalized treatment of the human body. Their faces are animated with what is known as the archaic smile. The kouroi were erected in sanctuaries and on tombs. Primarily memorial statues, they were sometimes used as objects of worship. The kouros was formerly known as the archaic Apollo. REFERENCE Richter, G. M. A. Kouroi, 2nd ed. London, 1960.
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