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Bronze statue of a female dancer; Etruscan c. 500 BC

cma-greek-roman-art:Statuette of a Warrior, 500-450 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman Art

cma-greek-roman-art:Statuette of a Warrior, 500, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtSize: O

Boboli park, Florence. Probably a modern copy of Roman original, but i liked it anyway.

The so-called “Croatian Apoxyomenos,” depicting an athlete scraping oil off his body with a strigil

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marmarinos:Detail of The Piraeus Athena, an Ancient Greek bronze statue of the goddess dated to 340-

cma-greek-roman-art:Statuette of Sacrificing Woman, 600-480 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and R

lionofchaeronea:Zeus hurling the thunderbolt.  Bronze statuette of the Archaic period, unknown artis

Gallo-Roman bronze statue. 1st century AD of Priapus. Discovered in Picardy, France. Made in two par

harmonia-art:‪Dancing‬ Satyr of Mazara del Vallo, Greek bronze statue, 4th C BC.

thegetty:If you ever wondered where all the eyes went in ancient bronze statues…Here’s one made from

mini-girlz:Statuette of HygieiaRoman, A.D. 100 - 150 Bronze 6 1/2 in. via > getty.edu

|| Centaur and Dryad, Paul Manship, 1909-1913.Located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

lucienballard:Riace bronzes.The Bronzi di Riace are two famous full-size Greek bronzes of nude beard

archaicwonder:Sunken Hellenistic bronze statue of an athlete (c. 1st - 3rd century BC) Found by an a

The Antikythera Ephebe (Ca. 340-330 BC)  The National Archaeological Museum of Athens, GreeceIn 1900

Bronze statue of a young athlete, found in the sea off Marathon, Attica. ca. 340-330 BC. The Nationa

Statuette of a Beggar, 100, Cleveland Museum of Art: Greek and Roman ArtThis bronze reflects an exot

Augustus as hero. Roman statue (bronze), 1st century AD.(Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples).

arthistoryfeed:Bronze foot from one of a pair of winged Victories that stood on the pediment of the

charlesreeza:‘The Cleveland Apollo’ (with detached parts) is the only life-size bronze version of th

Pan by Andrea Briosco (1510-20)

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