What are examples of stylized art?

Stylized art dates back to the 10th millennium BC in ancient Mesopotamia. Artists of this time created forms of people such as kings and exaggerated some of their features like making muscles appear larger and beards longer. The Victory Stele of Naram-Sin shows the king of Akkad towering over his enemies so the king represents stylization in art. Another example from Mesopotamia is the Lamassu which is a portrayal of someone with power who had a human head, eagle wings, and body of a bull.