Statuary Gallery

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Louis-Joseph Le Lorrain (French; 1715–1759)Classical Ruins, with Columns, Statuary, and FountainBrus
Johann Peter Pichler (German; 1765–1807) after Heinrich Friedrich Füger(?) (German; 1751–1818)Portra
Design for a Neoclassical Building, Thought to be a School of Arts for the City of StockholmLouis Gu
amntenofre:the Goddess Bastet in Her form of sacred cat playing with Her kitten;detail of a bronze s
intaier:Sculptures of Roman Gods in Summer Garden, St.Petersburg.Pictures © In-Taier, 2013.The
Fun History Fact,Each of the 8,000 terracotta soldiers in Chinese Emperor Chin Shi Huangdi’s t
The Death of HyacinthusGiovanni Battista Tiepolo (Italian; 1696–1770)ca. 1752–53Oil on canvas Museo
greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Eleusis:A statue of Antinoos in the style of Asklepios or Dio
rrronanlynch:mais je n'avais pas voulu non plus qu'un enfant qui m'aimait mourût à vingt ans. — but
ganymedesrocks:overdose-art:Bust of Antinous (detail) 117-138 A.D.Antinous (also Antinoüs or Antinoö
arthistoryftw:Antinoüs as Bacchus2nd century ADVatican Museum, Vatican City StateI’m currently readi
polemostasis:Buste d’Antinoüs dit “Antinoüs d’Ecouené”
forthememoryofepicurus:The Egyptian look by wamcclung on Flickr.Via Flickr: Bust of Antinous, the fa
ancientart:Emperor Hadrian’s young lover: Antinous. Who exactly was this guy, how did he mysteriousl
vintagehandsomemen:Private collection, Brussels. Copy of the Capitoline Antinous, marble, 60 cm high
hadrian6:Achilles. 1832.Emil Wolff. German 1802-1879. marble. Hermitage Museum. St.Petersburg. Russi
omgthatartifact:Isis-TycheCyprus, 2nd century ADThe British Museum
clioancientart:Roman marble statuary and fragments, 1st to 4th Century AD, in the gardens of the Mus
peterfritz-fashion:Rome, Italy. Athena is the one.
Berenice Abbott - Statuary shop, Water Street, 1930.
The Martyrdom of Saint ErasmusGiuseppe Maria Mitelli (Italian; 1634–1718) after Nicolas Poussin (Fre
clioancientart:Roman statuary and fragments in the gardens of the Museo Nazionale Romano at the Bath
clioancientart:Roman statuary and fragments in the gardens of the Museo Nazionale Romano at the Bath
Giulio Romano (Italian; ca. 1499–1546), attributed toCeres, also called “Abundance”Oil o
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