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Viking runes on an ancient Greek statue,The Piraeus Lion is a marble statue around 3 meters (9 feet)

avgustaoktavia:The eye of a marble statue from Herculaneum, with surviving paint. Roman before 79 AD

clioancientart-deactivated20160:Venus (Aphrodite). Marble, probably made in Rome, 1st or 2nd Century

Emperor Trajan (Pergamon museum, Berlin)Berlin, June-July 2006

historyfilia:Marble Statue Group of the Three Graces. Roman copy of a Greek work, 2nd century A.DThe

marmarinos:Greek or Roman statue of Alexander the Great, dated to the 2nd century BCE. Marble. Curre

historyoftheancientworld:Detail of a colossal statue of Antinous as Dionysos Osiris, marble, Roman,

ancientpeoples:Marble group of Europa seated on back of Bull with two dolphins forming support at fr

giuseppeciaramella:#venus #art #sculpture #marble #archeology #fashion #eros #woman #female #goddess

A statue of Zeus.  Artist unknown; late Hellenistic period.  From Kameiros, Rhodes; now in the Archa

The Vestal by workshop of Antonio Canova Italian, c. 1819-1823marble Metropolitan Museum of Art 

francesca-wayland:This is not a photograph of lovers, this is a 400 year old marble statue of Pluto

mythologyofthepoetandthemuse:Sitting Dionysus from Neo-Attic Relief - marble statue, circa c. AD, fr

Marble statue of the hero Meleager.  Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE.  From the gymnasium of Cypriot Sa

Roman statue depicting a mythic hero Meleager* Killed Calydonian boar and was also one of the argona

myglyptothek:Portrait of emperor Claudius. 41-54 AD. Marble.  Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket, Copenhagen.

avgustaoktavia:The eye of a marble statue from Herculaneum, with surviving paint. Roman before 79 AD

lespalimpsestes:Photograph by Louise Laffon, Marble statue of two angels holding torch bearers, part

rawflume:This is not a photograph of lovers, this is a 400 year old marble statue of Pluto and Prose

quasiundiario:δέδυκε μὲν ἀ σελάννα καὶ Πλήιαδες˙ μέσσαι δὲ νύκτες πάρ δ᾽ ἔρχετ᾽ ὤρα˙ ἔγω δὲ μόνα κατ

Empress Lucilla depicted as Venus. (c. 166-169 CE)JoJan, modifications par QuartierLatin1968 [CC BY-

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

Photograph by Louise Laffon, Marble statue of a Naïade, part of a series of photographs documenting

Bacchante (French 19th Century)

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