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Over twenty images of Antinous have been discovered at Hadrian's Villa, with a cast of one now displayed in the Capitoline Museum in Rome. ...As Christianity gained traction in Europe, the cult of Antinous eventually faded out, but his captivating story...

He exhibited at the Paris salon from 1868, passing up the competition for the Prix de Rome to spend time in Florence instead. Saint-Marceaux passed a second sojourn in Italy in 1873-74. On his return, his marble Génie gardant le secret de la tombe...

As Hellenistic culture was absorbed by Rome in the first century BCE, the cult of Isis became a part of Roman religion. Her devotees were a small proportion of the Roman Empire's population but were found all across its territories. Her following...

The prototypes of the various version of this clock have been presented at Maker Faire Trieste, Maker Faire Zagreb and Maker Faire Rome in 2022. Almost all pieces are made from 10mm plywood, (except two small parts that are from 3-6mm plywood),...

The statue is a bold declaration of his knowledge of antique sculpture, as he reinterprets the Dying Gladiator from the Capitoline Museum in Rome. The pose of the legs appears to be inspired by the renowned ancient sculpture The Knife Grinder in...

In 1475 he began working for the Medici family, who commissioned many works to beautify their homes.In 1478 the series of allegories and myths began: "The Spring" of 1478, "Pallas taming the Centaur" of 1482, "Venus and Mars" in 1483, and "Birth of...

The sculptures concerned are: Two full reconstructions (A and B) in the Staatliche Museum, Albertinum, Dresden, with bodies purchased in 1728 from the Chigi collection, Rome, Italy. The Palagi head at the Archaeological Museum of Bologna, Italy. A...

Picking apart a 4K texture layer by layer with pixel-by-pixel accuracy can take hours, and that's just the start.\n\nDropping down to polygons we find, an epic dragon urn made of 738 finely crafted polygonal fragments,\n\nwhile octopuses prefer more...

In 1730, they traveled to Rome to study classical sculpture and master the art of working with marble. Scheemakers returned to England, but Delvaux remained until 1732, when he returned to Nivelles. Delvaux was supported by Charles of Lorraine, a...

Girardon drew inspiration from the ancient statue of Marcus Aurelius at the Capitol in Rome but made his version significantly larger than its predecessor. Louis XIV personifies sovereign authority with a straight back, gaze directed far ahead, and...

Throughout his diplomatic career, Prince Gorchakov participated in the Congresses of Tropau, Ljubljana, and Verona (1820-1822), then worked with Russian missions to London, Rome, Berlin, Florence, and Vienna (1822-1841). A significant stage of his...

Possibly originating from Rome, the horse's head must have been part of an ancient equestrian monument. The dating of this work is greatly debated. Recently, the technique of the gilding and the style of the modeling have led critics to place the...

He received notable awards such as the "Godecharle" in 1931 and the "Rome Prize" in 1935 for his work "Torse de jeune fille" (Palace of Fine Arts, Charleroi). This object is part of "Scan The World," a non-profit initiative introduced by...

It heavily influenced the theater of ancient Rome and the Renaissance, shaping the very fabric of drama. Tragic plots were often based upon myths from the oral tradition of archaic epics, taking the form of narratives presented by skilled actors. The...

It was supposed to be lit by a an array of lights positioned in Rome over 5000 miles away, but averse weather conditions meant that this could not be done, and local lighting had to be used instead. On the 75th anniversary of the statue’s...

Its execution dates to the artist's first visit to Rome, where he ordered a cast of the face of Rude's Fisher Boy to be sent. Through the child's agility, innocence, and carefree cheerfulness, Carpeaux paid a vibrant tribute to his master. Despite...

He reformed the Roman system of taxation, developed networks of roads with an official courier system, established a standing army, established the Praetorian Guard, created official police and fire-fighting services for Rome, and rebuilt much of the...

This powerful trio dominated Rome throughout the 50s b.c., until Caesar and Pompey went to war against each other following Crassus' death in 49 b.c. Did You Know? Unlike in Shakespeare's famous play, Caesar's final words were not "Et tu, Brute?"...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

Baroque naturalism The theatricality and virtuosity of this work are of baroque inspiration: the sweeping diagonals, the twisting of the bodies, the lifelike flesh, the opposition of light and shade, the paroxysmal expression (Milo's face was...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or...

After the fall of the Western Roman empire, Rome retreated from lands as her generals were defeated. The Merovingian dynasty rose in the 5th century with the defeat of Syagrius, the last Roman general of Gaul and lasted until a family of advisors...

The goddess of fertility, Isis, was widely revered across the Mediterranean, and this depiction of a priestess belonging to her cult is from Rome. She holds a vessel for water, used in purification rituals. Isis is a goddess from ancient Egypt's...

DAZ is a Full Free Software.SmartCgArt is member of the Archaeological Institute of America [AIA] and of the American Philological Association [APA].___________________________________________The famous Ancient Rome Gladiator Retiarius [the man with...

Some mistakenly refer to this magnificent building as Sancta Sophia, named after Saint Sophia of Rome, when in fact its true name in Greek is Ναός της Αγίας Σοφίας του Θεού, Shrine of the Holy Wisdom of God. For nine hundred years, the Hagia Sophia...

Until the construction of St Peter’s basilica in Rome, it was the largest dome in the world. It is unusually flat for a dome with such a large diameter. This flat shape, while visually impressive, have caused weight issues that have plagued the...