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the transitional Greek sculpture of about 480 to 450 BC, with grave expressions, simpler drapery and new freedom of pose.

In art history, Severe Style refers to the transitional Greek sculpture of about 480 to 450 BC, with grave expressions, simpler drapery and new freedom of pose. This meaning comes from Ridgway (1970) in The severe style in Greek sculpture.[1]

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Ridgway, B. S. (1970). The severe style in Greek sculpture. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691038698

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