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90-110, possibly during the reign of Emperor Trajan (A.D. 98-117). While many private Roman portraits mimicked the emperor's style, the exceptional quality of this portrait suggests that the subject may have been related to or closely connected with...

... recognizable. Two notable examples of his work include Funeral of a Comrade (a 1927 wood sculpture housed at the Tret'iakov Gallery) and Vania Favorskii (a stunning faïence piece created in 1934 and also on display at the Tret'iakov Gallery).

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The face shape is often square, with a slight sagging around the jawline, giving the impression of weariness. The eyes, usually brown or gray, have a tired look, with fine lines etched into the skin above and below them. ...A well-defined nose and mouth...

Name: Supreme Leader of a Quadruple Kingdom Format: Leader Museum: Courtesy of the Abguss-Sammlung Antiker Plastik, Berlin Museum inventory number: IX43 Museum of original: Antikensammlung, Ludwig Collection, Basel (inv. no. 254)...

... in Possagno is devoted to showcasing his remarkable pieces. ...He has masterfully crafted numerous feminine faces, including this stunning portrayal, which embodies the essence of neo-classical style and echoes a figure directly from Greek mythology.

Alexander Burganov, born in 1935, is a renowned Russian sculptor who has earned numerous accolades including National Artist of Russia and esteemed member of the Russian Academy of Fine Arts. ...His innovative artistry predominantly takes on abstract...

... from two precious fragments. ...For the revered ancient Egyptians, the vulture embodied the watchful protection of their mighty goddess Isis. Unearthed within the sacred walls of the Temple of Taharqa, nestled in Saham Abu Dom's historic grounds.

This majestic statue of a king formed an integral part of Bristol's elaborate market cross, which stood proudly at two distinct locations within the city before its dismantling in 1762. ...Just four years later, in 1764, the wealthy merchant banker...

Portrait of a high-ranking cleric, circa 120-130 AD, Athens, carved from marble. On display at the Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium, captured with Capturing Reality. Believed to be an image of the high priest who introduced Emperor...

This fragment of mysterious ancestry likely originated from a gateway boasting humanoid pillars characteristic of the Ionic style. Verdant foliage embellishes his shoulder. His crown bears striking resemblance to those of the colossal statues on the...

However, it's worth noting that the sculpture collection is actually housed in the adjacent Glyptothek, while works created within Bavaria itself are exhibited in a separate museum, allowing visitors to appreciate each unique aspect of its rich...

The intricate web of neurons and synapses that comprise the human brain is capable of processing vast amounts of information, yet it is still unclear how this process occurs. ...Researchers are working tirelessly to unravel the secrets of the human...

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... Some historians believe this stunning piece may be a poignant portrait of Claudia Octavia (40-62 CE), the daughter of Emperor Claudius and his wife Messalina. ...For more fascinating updates, I invite you to follow me on Twitter at @GeoffreyMarchal.

The iconic skyscraper embodies the epitome of architectural excellence, standing tall and proud as a symbol of modern urban development. Its towering height and intricate design are a testament to human innovation, while its functional versatility...

This enigmatic figure stands tall as a stunning bust of a mysterious woman, her face set in an ancient, knowing smile that hints at secrets long forgotten. ...Crafted from the rich, dark beauty of black spotted marble, this masterpiece is just one...

... during his final two decades. The artifact was captured through scanning technology during its showcase at "Rodin and the art of ancient Greece," a captivating exhibition held at the British Museum in London from April 26th to July 29th, 2018.

... formed close-knit communities centered around their love for vaping. Despite the rise in popularity of traditional smoking, vaping continues to gain momentum worldwide, with a significant number of people incorporating it into their daily routines.

This pair of sculpted vases is crafted to stand together, serving a dual purpose: decorating the interior and creating a beautiful flower arrangement. Dimensions: The high vase measures 205 mm in height, 65 mm in width, and 43 mm in depth. The low...

This head, which is shaped for insertion into a draped statue and in its turn and inclination has something human is an excellent Roman copy of a Greek original of the 5th Century BC and belongs to a group of works of aPeloponnesian-Argive style...

This woman's hairstyle is heavily influenced by the styles of the Flavian era, yet her refined features and the way her drapery folds evoke a time period that actually dates back to Emperor Trajan's reign (A.D. 53-117). ...Unfortunately, we do not know...

A bone artifact measuring 48x27 mm in size, crafted from a tubular bird skeleton, features a series of parallel notches etched into its surface. Discovered in the Transbaikalia region during the early stage of Upper Paleolithic, this relic was...

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... Orestes took revenge on his treacherous relatives by executing both his mother, Clytemnestra, and her accomplice, Aegisthus. This poignant relief illustrates a crucial part of the narrative and was originally displayed on a magnificent sarcophagus.

... antiquity. The creation of this spout is unlikely to be the work of a single artist; instead, it was likely the collaborative effort of multiple individuals: the designer, modeller, founder, and finisher, each contributing their unique expertise.

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However, it was later considered a likeness of Solon, another influential figure in ancient Greece. Modern interpretations suggest that the portrait actually depicts an unknown dramatic poet, as evidenced by the deep furrow in the hair that likely...

In some antiquated societies, a tongue-out gesture was used as a greeting to assure others of one's benevolent nature and demon-free status. ...Conversely, throughout many global cultures, sticking out the tongue is a potent war cry and a decisive final...

The ship's bow, a cithara and books on the table carved in relief reveal that the deceased held a position on a sailing vessel and possessed an education.\r\nThis object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative introduced by...