What are the characteristics of western classical art

Western classical works of art mainly follow the traditional artistic styles formed in ancient Greece and Rome, and further develop on this basis. Western classical works of art highly admire traditional creative techniques, with the pursuit of rational beauty as the basic principle and the pertinence and typicality of objective things (characters) as the most basic creative method. The most fundamental and remarkable feature of these classical works of art is their ubiquitous traditional features. This feature directly affects the creative process, creative purpose and creative development trend of western classical works of art, and makes the artistic images created in classical works of art present aesthetic characteristics such as truthfulness, vividness, nobility, elegance, preciseness, clarity, purity and brilliance.