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This head is attached to a statue of Aphrodite, goddess of beauty and love, in the Frejus style, which replicates a bronze original created by Kallimachos.

A majestic visage, this - the head of a fully formed Dionysus, his beard flowing majestically from his chin - unearthed to the south of the towering Acropolis in Athens.

Goddess of the Harvest's Sacred Statue, a Marvelous Representation of Demeter's Noble Head, Crafted with Precision during the Hellenistic Era, circa 330-320 BC.

... part of the neck of her gown is also visible. This head fits CG 016 (headless Madonna and Child), as does MG 016 (head of young Christ). If these are all part of the same piece it may indicate that the piece dates from the 14th century. ...More.

... that specifics of the coiffure were crafted and attached separately. The depiction of the hair, partially visible in sections of the head, enables reconstruction of the original hairstyle, which was a variation of the style known as "Octavia".

The Ancient Greek treasure is a marble head, likely carved from Aeschylus, who was renowned as the founder of tragic drama.

The bronze cast of this boxer's head holds remarkably few details. ...The stone prototype, created around 300 A.D., remains somewhat enigmatic.

This stunning marble portrait head appears to be that of a man who could very well be the very first Roman Emperor Augustus himself.

Though such heads were linked specifically to individual rulers, none of them aimed to capture a precise likeness but instead conveyed the notion that visionary leadership has endured across generations. ...The head defies categorization, balancing...

The current head was originally part of an ancient attic tombstone dating back to around 400 B.C.; this is confirmed by the remarkably similar head of a youth from the famous Ilissos-stele: C. Clairmont, Classical Attic Tombstones, volume two, 1993,...

This exquisite head of a statue has its roots in a magnificent bronze figure crafted around 460 BC by the renowned Greek sculptor Polykleitos of Argos. A meticulous Berlin replica faithfully recreates the metallic precision of the original bronze...

Download the 3D ready-to-print file of Medusa's head pendant, inspired by Greek mythology. You can access it here: https://cults3d.com/jewelry/pendant_head_of_medusa. Enjoy! ...Follow my work at www.artstation.com/jullesmodelado,...

Beneath the Adam's apple, the neck has been broken along three lines, with traces of polychromy surviving in the hair, particularly in the hollows of the locks on the right side of the head and above the left eye. Roman-era heads constructed out of...

The faun is a mythological creature that embodies both human and goat characteristics, typically depicted as a being with a human body from head to waist and goat horns on its head. ...Often linked to the satyrs of Greek mythology, these forest and...

This head was discovered at the Stoa of Attalos, situated in Athens. The goddess is depicted wearing the Corinthian helmet with elevated cheekpieces, adorned with relief ram's heads. ...It belongs to the Athena Giustiniani type and is a replica created...

A youthful head, crafted from gleaming Parian marble and unearthed in the heart of ancient Athens, is believed to be part of either a majestic statue of a triumphant athlete or a powerful herm dating back to approximately 430 BC.

The fragment of relief from Palmyra hints at an obscure piece titled "Head of a Man". ...Unfortunately, no details on this work can be found in the archives of the Imperial Russian Academy.

Object Name: Head of a Sovereign Ruler Location: Brooklyn Museum of Art Institution Inventory Number: 46.167 Artifact Designation Date: Approximately 2650-2600 B.C.E. ...Materials Comprising the Piece: Granite Material Format: Three-Dimensional...

This imposing head of Ancient Greek origin formed a striking part of a colossal statue of Helios, the revered god of sunlight. Renowned for his extraordinary beauty and stature, he commanded attention as a majestic titan, skillfully driving the...

Discovered in Egypt, Giza, at the northeastern corner of G 5330 in debris Dimensions: 20.4 x 12.5 x 10 cm (8 1/16 x 4 15/16 x 3 15/16 inches) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Collection Number 21.351 Material: Travertine (Egyptian alabaster) Source:...

A roughly carved head of a man stands out, its sunken cheeks and cleft chin a testament to the artist's skill. ...The long neck stretches upwards, giving the figure an air of elegance.

The neck is severed to merge the head with a bust or a statue seamlessly. ...The subject, revealed to be Germanicus, grandson of Augustus, displays a youthful countenance with an air of serenity.

This head of Asclepius may have belonged to the cult statue of this god at his sanctuary at Morrylos. ...Found at Ano Apostoloi, Kilkis (ancient Morrylos), originating from the late 4th century BC.

This small head originates from the Hadrianic period of Roman art. The work depicts an athlete and is thought to have originated from a full figure statuette. ... See page 43 of the Museo Stefano Bardini guide for further information.

This stunning statue is a magnificent limestone head-portrait of an elusive Greek athlete. ...Discovered in the heart of Arsos, Larnaca District, this incredible find has left archaeologists and historians eager to unravel its secrets.

This exquisite marble head represents Aphrodite, the revered goddess of loveliness and passion in ancient Greek mythology. ...The statue showcases her captivating features, solidifying her status as a timeless icon of femininity and desire.

... this piece. Initially believed to be a portrait of an emperor, the head is now widely accepted as belonging to a tomb statue that once stood in a niche. ...The fact that it's a bald head strongly suggests that the person portrayed was a priest.

My digital model is meticulously crafted from a 1:1 plaster cast of the head, requiring an astonishing 10 hours to complete the intricate process. The resulting STL file is an exact replica, measuring approximately 15 inches tall, allowing you to...

Click here to join STLFLIX Head of Rome This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers!3D Printing Time: 01 Day 23 Hours 50 MinutesApproximately Height: 21,5 cm On top of every Caesar's head lies a crown, but this one prefers headphones! COPYRIGHT &...

... precision and proportion. "Perfection emerges gradually through the accumulation of many details," he is quoted as saying. His meticulous attention to smallest particulars can be observed in the intricately designed locks of hair on this head.