context: The early years of bodybuilding development in the western world took place in the period 1880 to 1953. Bodybuilding did not really exist before the end of the 19th century started by Eugen Sandow from Prussia (now northern Germany), [2] who is respected as the "Father of Modern Bodybuilding". He is considered a pioneer of this sport because it allows viewers to see his physique in a "show off muscle". Previously, physical exhibitions of men have long been carried out through various carnival and circus shows, but it is more showing off body strength such as wrestling matches, lifting heavy weights, or bending iron bars. Sandow was the first to focus on the appearance of the muscles themselves. Sandow is a perfect "gracilian". This term refers to the mathematical "ideal" standard for "physically perfect" which approaches the body proportions of Greek and Roman sculpture in the classical era.
question: Who is Mr. Modern Bodybuilding?
answers.text: Eugen Sandow