Etr Gallery

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Canopic urn. 6th c. B.C.; terracotta. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. “Long after inhumation became

jeannepompadour:Etruscan earrings with pendant cocks in white enamel, c. 300 BC

dwellerinthelibrary:Terracotta alabastron (perfume vase) in the shape of a hare Etruscan Etrusco-Cor

flaroh: My four-part ‘Floral Artefact’ series from last summer! Etruscan boar vesse

arjuna-vallabha:Musician, etruscan tomb mural

dipot:“The Judgment of Paris” - Italic, Etruscan, Hellenistic Period, late 3rd &

lionofchaeronea:Gold Etruscan bulla (hollow pendant) bearing an image of Daedalus and Icarus.

Etruscan fresco depicting Typhon (Tomba di Tifpne, Tarquinia)

ahencyclopedia:ETRUSCAN ART: THE art of the Etruscans, who flourished in central Italy between

ancientart:Mars of Todi, Etruscan.This is one of the very rare objects of ancient Italic statuary th

ancientjewels:Gold Etruscan ring featuring incised griffin image c. 6th century BCE. From the collec

theancientwayoflife:~Dancer and lyre player.~Flutist dancing among the birds.~Dancer.~Dancer~Dancer.

Etruscan bronze sword and sheath, 900-700 BC.from Artemis Gallery.

Mirror with Lasa, Hamphiare, and Aivas. First half of the 4th c. B.C.; bronze. The British Museum. (

bhollen8:Etruscan Sarcophagi, Museo Archeologico di Firenze

shiningjasmin:shiningjasminEtruscan fresco, at the “Tomba del Colle”, Chiusi, Tuscany, I

thecrankyprofessor:Cerveteri - the ancient Etruscan necropolis. The site was almost empty of other v

Set of jewelry (with detail of gold and rock crystal disks)Etruscan, Late Archaic Period, early 5th

fuckyeahetruscans:Tomb of the Augurs from Tarquinia

lionofchaeronea:Bronze Etruscan foot element in the shape of the snake-footed monster Typhon.

Etruscan gold earring, 400-300 B.C.

Figurine of haruspex. From the right bank of the Tiber. 4th century B.C., bronze. Gregorian Etruscan

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Boar (24.5 × 50 × 13 mm, 9.3 g) carved in amber, Etruscan 52

Life-sized Etruscan terracotta female statues from Lanuvium, c. 500 BC

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