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Mythology


Mythology



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Monsters

MONSTERS

Mythological Animals

MYTHOLOGICAL ANIMALS

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Leda,Roman copy of a famous work by Timotheo (around 370 BCE.).The sculpture is considered the beginning of female nudes in Greek art. Marble E 9
#03050122

Leda,Roman copy of a famous work by Timotheo (around 370 BCE.).The sculpture...

The centaur Nessos and Heracles' wife Dejaneira. Attic red-figured vase, 5th BCE
#03050138

The centaur Nessos and Heracles' wife Dejaneira. Attic red-figured vase,...

Siren (Mermaid).Overall view. Attic red-figured stamnos (5th BCE).
#03050139

Siren (Mermaid).Overall view. Attic red-figured stamno...

Metopes from the Parthenon in Athens: Centauromachia,Lapith fighting a centaur ca.447-440 BCE. Pentelic Marble,141 cm Ma 736
#03050144

Metopes from the Parthenon in Athens: Centauromachia,Lapith f...

Centaur and putto. Marble.
#03050146

Centaur and putto. Marble.

Dancing satyr. Marble
#03050149

Dancing satyr. Marble

The Three Graces.Torso. Marble
#03050150

The Three Graces.Torso. Marble

The Three Graces. Marble figures (2nd CE). Height 40 cm, length 38 cm MA 9
#03050151

The Three Graces. Marble figures (2nd CE). Height 40 cm, length 38...

Paris, early 2nd CE,from Hadrian's villa in Tivoli. Marble,165 cm MA 4708
#03050153

Paris, early 2nd CE,from Hadrian's villa in Tivoli....

The Muse Melpomene. Marble Ma 411
#03050154

The Muse Melpomene. Marble...

Apollo. Bronze figure (1st BCE) with copper incrustations and Doric dedication to the Goddess Athena. Found in the sea,near Piombino in 1832. Although reminiscent of an archaic kuros, the statue is now thought to have been made for Roman customers. Inside was found a small plaque (now lost) with the names of two sculptors active in the first BCE. H: 115 cm Br 2
#03050156

Apollo. Bronze figure (1st BCE) with copper incrustations and Doric dedication t...

Apollo. Bronze figure (1st BCE) with copper incrustations and Doric dedication to the Goddess Athena. Found in the sea,near Piombino in 1832. Although reminiscent of an archaic kuros, the statue is now thought to have been made for Roman customers. Inside was found a small plaque (now lost) with the names of two sculptors active in the first BCE. H: 115 cm Br 2
#03050157

Apollo. Bronze figure (1st BCE) with copper incrustations and Doric dedication t...