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Marble Arch; London, UK.The Carrara Marble was highly prized during the Renaissance and has been alm

Marble Columns by LindaEdgecombPhotography

Gustav III’s Museum of Antiquities

theancientwayoflife:~ Marble statue of a pair of dogs. Date Created: A.D. 1-199 Place excavated: Mon

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Bright kitchen features a marble island and matching backsplash in this home located in Bridgehampto

greekromangods: Aphrodite 150 AD–199 AD White marble Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli **

Kore 674, paros marble sculpture from the archaic age, Athens, ca 500 BC. This sculpture from the ar

Ares Borghese, imperial era marble, ca. 1st - 2nd century AD, Rome.The Ares Borghese is a Roman marb

o-1968:O was relieved to be back in Paris. I have seen your flags on the marble arch, but love is no

archaicwonder: Marble Figure of a Young Satyr wearing a Theater Mask of Silenus, Roman Imperial, cir

d-vsl:Green Marble House in Forte dei Marmi by Vincenzo De Cotiis – Interior Design – De

greekromangods: Aphrodite Marble Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Venezia ** Visit my Links page for

greekromangods: Votive Relief: Ares and Aphrodite 450–400 BC Marble Museo Archeologico Naziona

greekromangods: Aphrodite 100–130 AD White marble Museo Archeologico dei Campi Flegrei ** Visi

Gongbech Untouchable Heart SF LAB

Historic Architectural structures carved into blocks of marbleBy Matthew Simmonds.

Marbled paper, 19th century. Gold vein Overprinted on Turkish antiqued pattern. Source. Archive: Uni

archaicwonder:Roman Marbled Glass Snake - Eastern Mediterranean or Italy, circa late 1st Century BC

archaicwonder:Roman Marbled Glass Snake - Eastern Mediterranean or Italy, circa late 1st Century BC

Cover detail from: Wrighte, William. Grotesque architecture, or, Rural amusement. London : I. and J.

Marbled book cover. 1822.Internet Archive

didoofcarthage:Head of a horseGreek (probably from Attica), Archaic Period, c. 515 B.C.marbleMuseo d

greekromangods:Nemesis125 AD–149 ADWhite marbleMuseo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli** Visit my Lin

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