Anna Gustafsson
Anna Gustafsson is an archaeologist, journalist, and educator specializing in the art and visual culture of ancient Greece. Her work focuses on visual storytelling and the impact of antiquities on modern culture and identity. She has curated several online courses on ancient Greek art for a general audience and published articles on Greek archaeology. Currently, Anna is developing innovative educational materials for teachers and creating a social media series exploring the intersection of archaeology and storytelling. When not teaching or writing, she enjoys walks with her dog, exploring ancient sites, and sharing her passion for Greek art on Instagram.
Articles by Anna Gustafsson
Ancient Greek Sculpture in the Classical and Hellenistic PeriodsDiscover how ancient Greek sculpture evolved from Classical harmony to Hellenistic emotion, featuring 9 iconic masterpieces.
Satyrs in Greek Art: Rowdy Party AnimalsSatyrs, associated with Dionysus, the god of wine, lacked mythological roots but thrived in Greek art. Their hedonistic nature symbolized pleasure, reflecting human desires.
Satyrs, associated with Dionysus, the god of wine, lacked mythological roots but thrived in Greek art. Their hedonistic nature symbolized pleasure, reflecting human desires.
An In-Depth Guide to Ancient Greek Vase PaintingDo you have difficulty interpreting and understanding paintings on ancient Greek pottery? No need; with a few tips, it is easy to recognize the most common myths, gods, and scenes.
Do you have difficulty interpreting and understanding paintings on ancient Greek pottery? No need; with a few tips, it is easy to recognize the most common myths, gods, and scenes.
10 Ancient Greek Sculptures You Must KnowAncient Greek sculpture is a fascinating study of the human form, dynamic poses, and expression of emotion. Here are ten Greek sculptures you should know.
Ancient Greek sculpture is a fascinating study of the human form, dynamic poses, and expression of emotion. Here are ten Greek sculptures you should know.
What Were The Four Panhellenic Games of Ancient Greece?In ancient Greece, there were hundreds of athletic competitions but only four gained the prestigious status of Panhellenic Games.
In ancient Greece, there were hundreds of athletic competitions but only four gained the prestigious status of Panhellenic Games.
7 Times the Parthenon Was Transformed and DestroyedOver 2000 years, the Parthenon has majestically stood on top of the Acropolis of Athens. Did you know that the Parthenon has been transformed and even destroyed many times throughout history?
Most Important Ancient Greek Temples: 7 You Should Know!The enigmatic remains of temples scatter the Greek world. Here are seven of the most important ancient Greek temples you should know about.
The enigmatic remains of temples scatter the Greek world. Here are seven of the most important ancient Greek temples you should know about.
6 Lesser-Known Strange Ancient Olympic SportsMany sports from the ancient Olympic games are still popular. But not all sports are as well known.
7 Unanswered Questions about Minoan Bull-LeapingBull-leaping was a common practice in the ancient Minoan culture. However, despite the number of images available, many questions remain unanswered.
Bull-leaping was a common practice in the ancient Minoan culture. However, despite the number of images available, many questions remain unanswered.
6 Facts about the Ancient Olympic GamesThe history of the Olympic games goes back over 2500 years. Here are six interesting things about the ancient games.
Was Ancient Athens Really a Democracy?The history of Athenian democracy is tightly linked to wealth and the privileges of certain free Athenian men who had a say in decision-making.
The history of Athenian democracy is tightly linked to wealth and the privileges of certain free Athenian men who had a say in decision-making.
Delphi: A Guide to the History of the Ancient SiteDiscover main events in the history of the ancient site of Delphi from prehistoric to modern times.
Discover main events in the history of the ancient site of Delphi from prehistoric to modern times.