Case: Greek Artwork

The Parthenon found in the Acropolis is considered one of the Greatest Greek structures in the field of Classic Greece architecture. The Temple is very well designed based on Classic Greek principles. Proportion, harmony and symmetry are shown through the concept of the Golden Mean and more mathematical figures. The Golden Proportion is thought by some people to proffer the aesthetically most pleasant proportion. You may have heard about the Golden Mean, the Golden Section or the Golden Proportion. The three or even more similar connotations mean all to one thing. In this case, I'd use the term Golden Proportion. The Parthenon is one that clearly shows the Golden Proportion. This golden proportion is a way to precisely divide a piece of art including sculptures, music, buildings, etc. The actual value or ratio of the golden proportion is 0.6180399...:1 (phi:1) or 1:1.6180399.. (1:Phi). In words, this means the ratio of the smaller part to the larger part is the same as the ratio of the larger part to the whole part. Golden Proportion is shown in the Golden Rectangles of the Parthenon. The golden rectangles shown in front of the Parthenon shows that the ratio of the whole roof height to the whole height of the structure is phi:1. There are also more golden mean depictions like the rectangular portion of the roof height in relation to the whole roof height and many more intricate details.