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Costume And Media: The Spiritual Greek Of Silk

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In the late nineteenth Century,

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Ferdinand von Richthofen, the geographer, named the Silk Road linking China and the west, and the name became popular ever since.

In fact, as early as fifth Century B.C., Herodotus, the father of history and Neo Confucianism, had described the Caravan Road between Greece and the Far East, but he only talked about the mountains of Central Asia, and then was unknown.

Historian Fang Hao pointed out: "in the fifth Century B.C., China had passed over Pamirs to India and Persia.

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After the eastern expedition, it was imported into Europe by the hands of Syria. "

From many Greek masterpieces, we can feel strongly that silk is smart. Although there is a certain connection between the two, it is feared that the material with draping effect will not be expressed by silk.

There are many goddess goddess of Cora in Athens, Greece. Most of them are works around 500 B.C., and the style of the costumes was especially popular when the popular "Ionian style" (fashion style pliteration) was popular at that time.

The world-famous "female portico" also contains silk's "achievements". The six young girls are wearing the "Dorian style foundation" to support the roof lightly. The ingenious design and the charming and elegant feeling brought by the costumes add flowers to the work, which makes them feel like a dream.

Of course, the most shocking force is the goddess of the goddess of Parthenon. Its subtlety is to express the immortality of human nature with the undulating changes of the pleats.

Through the thin clothing, we can feel the flesh and flesh of the flesh and the crisscross fold. Let the world understand that the goddess has the same thoughts and feelings as human beings, and can also be friendly and plain. At the same time, they are so naturally maintaining the supreme dignity and power.

It is true that when human intelligence is combined with the call of God, that power is infinite, and perhaps this is the aspiration of Greek humanists.

Besides carving, Greek paintings also reveal the secret of silk.

In fifth Century BC, in Athens, the red pen orchid pottery bottles produced in batches have already drawn very frivolous fabrics. The teapot in the middle of fourth Century BC, "Di" and "pombe" is even more obvious.

Unearthed in the third Century BC Ivory print, "polis's referee" displayed the extreme hanging material of the Greek goddess. The pparent silk robe vaguely showed the goddess's body so that people had to believe that the fabric was not made of wild silk. They must come from the country that reclaimed silkworms, which is China.

According to textual research, in the works of Westerners, the earliest record of silk is Lv Xisi toctyre, Ali Stouffer of ancient Greece (441 BC), referring to a long coat made of "Amorgis" silk, called "Amorgiam".

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The earliest mention of silk in the book.

From the history of Western clothing, we have learned that in the far away area of the water and soil, most of the fabrics are mainly wool and flax, sometimes supplemented with leather and cotton cloth.

artistic works

The handling of dress effect is so precise and suitable that many scholars including the West agree on silk.