Greek humanism is similar to that of the European Renaissance in that there was a shift in focus from a god or the gods to that of man. With Greek humanism there is a focus on the human form and human ability. In that the art, architecture and writing was not solely to honor or please the gods but to honor mans ability to create such works. The Doryphoros (Fig. 4, Pg. 153, Sayre), was briefly, discussed in class but there was an idea it presented that has a connection in modern culture that was interesting, idealization. The sculpture itself is a copy of the original by Polyclitus. It is large in size, standing six foot four inches. The man in standing predominately on his right foot, while his left is casually resting behind him. It is heavily