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... suggesting height. The Colosseum in Rome is an example of a building that utilized all three classical styles, where the first level featured Doric columns, the second level displayed Ionic columns, and the third level exhibited Corinthian columns.

... Ranellucci (http://www.unterwelt.it) for inspiring me to build this laser microscope. Check out their awesome makerspace and amazing work in Rome! ...For more educational material and build plans, visit Binomica Labs (https://binomicalabs.org).

The earliest images date from the Early Christian Church and are found in the Catacombs of Rome. Representation of Mary became more common after she was proclaimed "God-bearer" (Theotókos) at the Council of Ephesus in 431. For over a thousand years,...

His son, Pierre Le Gros the Younger, worked mainly in Rome. The elder Le Gros was born in Chartres and studied under Jacques Sarrazin. He joined the Académie in 1666 and created numerous commissions for Versailles, including bronze and marble...

Colored marbles like ross antico were not widely used in Greece until the Hellenistic period but became popular in Rome from the 2nd century BCE onwards. The conquest of Greece, Asia Minor, and especially Egypt led to a Roman fascination with...

In the 1930s, Benito Mussolini saw the excavations as proof of Italy's continuity with ancient Rome, but the presence of sexually explicit material posed a problem. After years of being re-opened and closed, the Secret Museum was briefly made...

In the early 1820s, he traveled to Rome to work on the Statue of Menoeceus, the Son of Creon, which was first exhibited in 1830 with great acclaim. According to Dr Elena Marconi's archival research, Costoli initially modeled a plaster version of the...

We first presented it during our workshop at Maker Faire Rome 2017. It may not be pretty yet, but its data will be sexy! As they say, never judge a book by its cover or a colorimeter by its unappealing looks! Version #2 will see a significant...

...The structural characteristics of these edifices were borrowed from ancient Rome, earning the art period its "Romanesque" name today. Gothic art originated with the advent of Gothic architecture in 1140 – a departure from Romanesque architecture.

In addition to being a king, Tiridates I was also a Zoroastrian priest and was accompanied by other magi on his journey to Rome in 66 AD, demonstrating his commitment to his faith. In the early 20th century, Franz Cumont speculated that Tiridates was...

A) Paris B) London C) Berlin D) Rome Clue 3: The world's largest waterfall, by volume of water, is located on the border between Zambia and which other country? A) Zimbabwe B) South Africa C) Namibia D) Botswana Clue 4: A famous painting by...

These exceptional casts provided people with a rare glimpse of the original sculptures, even if they could not visit Florence or Rome. Artists and designers then and now can likewise sketch and learn from them. The painted surfaces of these...

3150-2613 BCE) to the Ptolemaic Dynasty (323-30 BCE), the last dynasty to rule Egypt before the coming of Rome. It is also possible that Osiris was worshipped in some form in the Predynastic Period of Egypt (c. ...6000-3150 BCE) and probable that he...

In response to his early promise, Empress Maria Theresa awarded him a stipend, allowing him to travel for further studies, first to Paris and then to Rome. Godecharle received official commissions from Napoleon and William I of the Netherlands,...

...The statue was commissioned for French Cardinal Jean de Bilhères, who served as Rome's representative. Crafted from Carrara marble, it was originally intended for the cardinal's funeral monument but moved to its current location in the 18th century.

However, his supporters refused to let him do so, resulting in a brutal battle for Rome between Vitellius' forces and Vespasian's armies. He was eventually executed by Vespasian's soldiers on December 22. Typically, Vitellius is depicted as...

Upon returning to Athens, he amassed a considerable fortune and was appointed ambassador to Mithridates, king of Pontus, who was then engaged in war with Rome. Aristion's letters to Athens portrayed Mithridates as an incredibly powerful figure,...

Girardon drew inspiration from the ancient statue of Marcus Aurelius at the Capitol in Rome but made his version much larger (seven meters high). Louis XIV wears the cloak of a Roman commander and has no royal emblem except for the fleur-de-lis on...

These are the files of my project for Maker Faire Rome (Call for Makers). I'm excited to share with you a 1:1000 replica of the Rion Antirion Bridge in Greece. This project showcases how 3D Printing can be used in Engineering, particularly Civil...

How I Designed This: This design was made possible by the Bradbury Science Museum in Los Alamos, as well as Fabrizio Coccetti, senior research technologist at the Enrico Fermi center in Rome. ...The following two papers were consulted during...

Fountain stayed for a long time in Paris in 1714 and again visited Italy, staying nearly three years at Rome and Florence. In 1725 he was made vice-chamberlain to Princess Caroline and held the same office when she became queen. He was also tutor to...

The model of this famous sculpture was created by French sculptor Jean-Baptiste Théodon who worked in Rome for many years. He started sculpting the marble in 1685 but the task was later taken over by Pierre Lepautre in January 1691 due to Théodon's...

Jacob Steiner discovered the Steiner surface, also known as The Roman surface, in 1844 in Rome. This surface is named after Jacob Steiner. The Steiner surface is relatively interesting but difficult to visualize without 3D views. Here we use a...

These files represent my project for the Maker Faire Rome (Call for Makers) event. The project showcases a 1:1000 scale replica of the Rion Antirion Bridge in Greece, demonstrating how 3D printing can be utilized in engineering, particularly civil...

... itself. The depictions appear to gaze out from their "windows" along streets lined with tombs, leading into ancient Rome. It was not unusual for freedmen like Publius Aiedius Amphio to be buried within the large mausolea of their former masters.

Colored marbles, not widely used in Greece until the Hellenistic period, began to appear in Rome in the 2nd century BCE. In fact, it was with the conquest of Greece, Asia Minor, and especially Egypt that the Romans developed a special taste for...

The famous statue of Laocoön and His Sons has been a beloved ancient sculpture since its discovery in Rome in 1506. The Vatican displays this exceptional work, which is believed to be the same object praised by Pliny the Elder. The life-sized...

**Country 3: Italy - The Land of La Dolce Vita** Indulge in the rich flavors and aromas of Italian cuisine, from pasta to pizza, and explore the ancient ruins of Rome, Florence, and Venice. Can you locate the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, or the...

... and felled the statue. Babylonia, Medo-Persia, Greece, A Divided Kingdom (often considered Rome), Nebuchadnezzar's Vision (Daniel 2): Head of the Statue Chest and Arms of the Statue Belly and Thighs of the Statue The Feet made of iron and clay

Along with the Pietà, Bacchus is one of only two surviving sculptures from the artist's first period in Rome. The statue portrays Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, in a staggering pose that suggests intoxication. The sculpture of Bacchus is...