The High and Late classical art styles do have differences from one another but they also have similarities. During the High classical period sculptures were created based on achieving perfect symmetry and the “perfect” human body. One of the most famous statues that show us an example of the High Classical art is the Doryphoros. This statue was created by the Polykleitos who was trying to portray the perfect man. “His aim was to impose order on human movement to make it “beautiful” to “perfect” it.” (132). Most of these sculptures also consist of a lot of action poses that was created to show more of a naturalistic look. Beauty was emphasized in artwork and in Plato’s philosophy both showing the importance of it. Late Classical art “began
