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panasfaidon:Athens Museum of Kouros Statue Αθήνα Μουσείο Άγαλμα Κούρου

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

interretialia:MaenadesOriginales “Feminae Factae Ferae” GraecaeMaenadsThe original Greek “Girls Gone

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

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

Absolutely fantastic picarchaeologybabe:Beautiful cariatides… greek copies. The originals are in the

On the road | Rhodes

National Library of Greece, Athens

famousartthroughhistory:Atlas Farnese, Roman 2nd CE copyof Greek Hellenistic original,marble

Bust of Hera.  Roman-era copy after a Greek original of ca. 420 BCE.  Now in the Museo Arqueológico

A portrait bust of the tragic playwright Aeschylus.  Roman copy, after a Greek original of the 4th c

Marble throne chairs at the ancient theater of Oropos (Amphiareion archaeological site), Attica, Gre

theancientwayoflife:~ Maenad-Shaped Vessel.Place of origin: Krasnodar Territory, Taman Peninsula, ne

The clouds are coming.Tsambika beach, Rhodes.

Bust of Nike, a 2nd century Roman sculpture after a 430s B.C. Ancient  Greek original

Bust of Sappho, Roman copy of a Greek original of the 5th century BC

thesilenceofthemarble:Apollo Citharede, roman copy of a hellenistic original about 200-150 BC, Capit

Afrodite SosandraRoman marble copy of an original attributed to the Greek sculptor Calamis (ca. 460

theancientwayoflife:~ Statuette of Apollo.Culture: Greek (South Italian, Canosan)Place of origin: Ca

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Head of Ares - after Greek original by Alkamenes 420 B.C. at the State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersb

theancientwayoflife:~ Figure of a Woman.Date: 4th century B.C.Place of origin: Tanagra, GreeceMedium

marmarinos:Detail of the Lely Venus, an ancient Roman copy of a Greek original by Doidalses of Bithy

The Erechtheion, Acropolis of Athens, Greece

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