Ancient Statue

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A discus thrower.  Roman bronze copy (2nd cent. CE) of the Greek sculptor Myron’s lost Discobolus (c

artindetails:Aphrodite and Eros (100 BC - 0 AD)

lionofchaeronea:A discus thrower.  Roman bronze copy (2nd cent. CE) of the Greek sculptor Myron’s lo

Capitoline MuseumsRoman copy after bronze statue by Myron; from Horti Tauriani, Rome. The gardens be

artschoolglasses:The Vatican MuseumsVatican City

Limestone head of Ahmose I (r. 1550-1525 BCE), first pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty.  Now in the Metrop

Upper part from a seated statue of an unknown ancient Egyptian Queen, c. 1580–1550 B.C, reign of Ahm

panasfaidon:Athens Museum of Kouros Statue Αθήνα Μουσείο Άγαλμα Κούρου

Roman statues, Osterburken* Exhibition: Religion in Limes* Roman Museum Osterburken source: Holger U

Statue of Augustus Prima Porta,Discovered in 1863 near Livia, what was once the Roman suburb of Prim

acaseofbooks:Votive Figures - Tell Asmar - 2900 - 2600 BCE

classicarte:« Arès Ludovisi », copie romaine en marbre d'un original grec de 420 av. J.-C.“Ludovisi

lespalimpsestes:Photograph by Louise Laffon, Marble statue of a Naïade, part of a series of photogra

greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Dion:A statue of Dionysus from the cold bath area of the Grea

Ancient Roman marble head, from a portrait statue of a veiled priestess of Vesta.  Artist unknown; c

myglyptothek:Faustina the Elder. From the horrea of Hortensius, Ostia (1910). II century AD. Proconn

Roman bronze votive statue of the goddess Minerva.  Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE.  Now in the Fitchb

Roman ivory statue of Apollo, shown holding a lyre.  Artist and date unknown.  Photo credit: Wellcom

Statue of Diana, goddess of the hunt.  Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE.  Found at Italica; now in the A

Apollo resting on a tripod.  Roman copy (1st or early 2nd cent. CE) after a Greek original.  Now in

Statue of Antinous as Dionysos ( aka The Antinous Braschi), Vatican Museum, Sala Rotonda.This coloss

Statue of vizier HorThis vizier is shown seated with one leg bent up against his chest and the other

Blade-Sharpener  (Arrotino)* Roman marble copy after a Hellenistic original* 1st century BCE. * Disc

Detail from a marble statue of Roman Emperor Hadrian,117—138 A.D.

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