Greek Marble

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IMO a very good bust of Marcus Aurelius. Roman sculptors used to be more realistic than their Greek

romegreeceart:HermesRoman marble statue, Palazzo AltempsA so called Hermes Ludovisi - another favour

Funeral stele of Pentelic marble, showing the deceased taking leave of his young son.  Artist unknow

Lion from the stele for Peithonikos* Piraeus* 4th century BCE* Archaeological Museum of PiraeusAttri

my-world-travel:Greek and Roman sculptures, Louvre Museum, Paris, FranceAfter some thought, not incl

art-through-the-ages: Grave stele of a young hunter, found near the Ilissos River, Athens, Greece, c

via-appia:Marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus Genetrix, copy of Greek bronze statue attributed to

ac-z:The Sleep of Endymion - Antonio Canova, marble, 1819 - 1822.In Greek mythology Endymion was a h

Apollo seated with lyre (Apollo Farnese) Porphyry and marble, 2nd century CE. Farnese collection, Na

Male torso probably of an athlete (surely copy of Diadumenos), Capitoline Museums, Rome, Italy.

Marble portrait head of Alexander the Great, 2ndC BC-1stC BC, British Museum, London, United Kingdom

lionofchaeronea:Ancient Greek marble relief depicting Apollo and Artemis, thought to be a copy of a

twirld:Marble relief with a dancing maenad Adaptation of work attributed to Kallimachos (ca. 27 B.C.

lionofchaeronea:The head of Hera/Juno.  Roman copy (made of Pentelic marble) from a lost Greek origi

greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Patra:Marble complex of Dionysus and a Satyr. The god is depi

Archaeological site of Delos, GreeceGreece |  Ancient ruins | Sculpture

greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki:Group with Demeter and Kore from a sanctuary at

ancientart:Ancient Greek sculpture Laocoön and His Sons, 25 BC, White marble, currently located at t

greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Ancient Sicyon:Marble statuette of a pony with archaising fea

hadrian6:A Colossal Foot Wearing a Sandal. Greek. 1st.century BC. to 1st.century AD. marble. Chatswo

greek-museums:Archaeological Museum of Brauron:The “Relief of the Gods”This marble votive relief dep

via-appia:Marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus Genetrix, copy of Greek bronze statue attributed to

myglyptothek:Portrait of Agrippa. Augustan era. 27 BC - 14 AD. Greek marble. Uffizi Gallery, Florenc

colehowcouldyou:Alexander the Great. Roman marble bust. Copy of Greek original attributed to Eufrano

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