Etruscan statues

Etruscan statues are sculptures from the ancient civilization of Etruria in Italy, dating from around 700 to 100 BCE. They often depict human figures, gods, and mythological scenes with lively expressions and detailed features. Etruscan art is known for its focus on capturing personality and movement, as well as their use of terracotta, bronze, and stone materials. These statues provide valuable insights into Etruscan beliefs, social life, and artistry, emphasizing individuality over idealized perfection common in other ancient cultures. They remain important for understanding the cultural diversity of early Italy.