Greek Revival Sculpture refers to sculptural works inspired by the art and architecture of ancient Greece, a style that flourished during the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Characterised by idealised figures, balanced proportions and classical drapery, these sculptures often depict gods, goddesses, philosophers and mythological subjects. Produced in marble, bronze, plaster and terracotta, Greek Revival sculptures remain highly sought after for their timeless elegance and strong connection to Neoclassical design.