From Greek to English, the word “kouros” translates into young man. Such is the purpose of the Kouroi movement at the start of the Archaic Period in Greece, to represent young, strong men in funerary art. A man in his grave would not want to be remembered or represented as an old man, as told by Minnermus of Colophon in his poetry, where he stated, “But once old age with its sorrows advances upon us, it makes a man feeble and ugly alike” (Minnermus). These human sized statues were very much influenced by the life-sized statues in Egypt of the time. Like the Egyptians, the Greeks “use of grids and proportional systems led to a formulaic approach” (Neer 151).…