Iberian sculpture

Iberian sculpture refers to the artistic works created by the ancient Iberian people who inhabited the Iberian Peninsula (modern Spain and Portugal) from around 600 BCE to 150 BCE. Known for their skilled craftsmanship, they produced detailed carvings in stone, ceramics, and metal. Their sculptures often depict deities, warriors, and mythological figures, characterized by expressive features and intricate details. These works reflect their religious beliefs, social structure, and daily life. Iberian sculpture is notable for its blend of indigenous styles with influences from Greek and Phoenician art, showcasing a rich cultural exchange.