An obvious difference between the Greek sculpture and Apollo is that Apollo is covered with a robe. The form of these two kinds of sculpture are similar. The balanced looking stance of Apollo can be seen in Greek sculpture. The quality of energy and movement expressed in Apollo is characteristic of Etruscan sculpture. Figure 6-11 is an example of a casted object.
Liquid metal is poured into a negative mold of the object that is going to be made.
Figure 6-26 is an example of carving. Carving is a subtractive process where pieces are removed to form a three dimensional form. Modeling is an additive process where pieces are put on to make a form. Figure 6-12 is an example of a casted object but before it was casted it was probably made of clay or some other plyable material.