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The slight tilt to the left, the chignon, and the treatment of the hair in waves divided equally on either side of a central part are similar to other Roman heads nearby. The head stands out for its elegance and gentleness, with no trepan lines in...

VEHICLES The vehicles are all animated and include: [Animated] 16thC Ship [Animated] 16thC Ship Pirate version [Animated] 19thC Ship Roman Ship Egyptian Ship Dhow Ship Sail Boat Drakkar Ship Carthaginian Ship [Animated] Biplane [Animated] Monoplane...

1412 – May 30, 1431), affectionately known as "The Maid of Orléans," is widely regarded as a French heroine and Roman Catholic saint. Born into a peasant family in Domrémy, north-east France, Joan said she received visions from the Archangel Michael,...

Tools used to create this model include: - Laser cutter - 3D printer - Laser printer Materials needed for construction include: - 1/8 inch sheet clear cast acrylic - 1/8 inch sheet opaque cast acrylic (blue and black colors work well) Hardware...

There are reasons to believe the Romans expanded upon and spread the idea of making use of vessels across much of Europe, particularly due in part to silver vessels that existed within Wales as well as an incredibly cool color changing glass vessel...

The Romans once occupied this land, leaving behind a legacy of ancient roads and architecture that can still be seen today. Later, the town fell under French rule, contributing to its unique blend of medieval and Renaissance influences. One of the...

She is identified with the planet Venus, which is named after the Roman goddess Venus, who shares many characteristics with Aphrodite. Aphrodite's major symbols include roses, doves, sparrows, swans, and myrtles. The cult of Aphrodite was largely...

This old weapon was used by Viking, medieval warrior, ancient Greek warrior, or ancient Roman warrior. Bow shooting with feathered projectiles was a vital war tactic from ancient history to medieval times. Archery is the skill of using a bow and has...

In later times, Athena was syncretized with the Roman goddess Minerva. From her origin as an Aegean palace goddess, Athena was regarded as the patron and protectress of various cities across Greece, particularly the city of Athens, from which she...

The knife was first used as cutlery by the Romans. They also invented the fork as a piece of cutlery. During the Dark Ages, the Catholic Church banned cutlery because they saw forks as symbols of the devil. In some places, forks were even seen as...

The name "D.Va" has been romanized to reflect its Korean origin, making it a fitting choice for a Korean idol turned professional gamer. The prefix "D." is reminiscent of esports team tags, supporting the fact that D.Va played on the same team as...

As a result, the Spartans became increasingly isolated from other Greek cities and were eventually defeated by the Romans in 195 BCE. ... Despite its eventual downfall, the Spartan army remains an important part of history, serving as a model for...

Technical information: Name: Sadovnik Version: 2015 Preview: Yes Units: Centimeters Dimension: 13.55 x 11.56 x 18.36 Polys: 14,667 XForm: Yes Box Trick: Yes Model Parts: 29 Render: Corona Formats: 3Ds Max 2015, OBJ, FBX Asclepius (in ancient Roman...

This statue of a Roman replica of the Apollo of Omphalos (named by its find-spot in such close proximity to the Omphalos). The original statue is no longer extant, but over twenty copies are known to exist, recognizable as such by their close...

This bizarre headpiece was commissioned in 1511 by he Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I as a gift for the young King Henry VIII. The helmet would have been part of a full armour, worn by King Henry for court pageants. Research to identify the source...

The Ancient Roman understanding of sexuality viewed explicit material very differently from most present-day cultures. Ideas about obscenity developed from the 18th century to the present day into a modern concept of pornography. Although the...

... These statues embody the impetuousness of Roman Baroque without its dramatic strength, instead showcasing a slender elegance and vivacity that foreshadows the emergence of rocaille, a decorative style characteristic of early 18th-century France.

The dog depicted, standing at 1.05m in height, is a 2nd Century AD Roman replica of a Hellenistic bronze original. Its leonine muzzle and one leg have been repaired since its rediscovery. Though it is one of only a few animal sculptures surviving...

These busts vary in material from colored marble to bronze, with all featuring a medallion showing a face (usually of a white man) in profile, often resembling a Roman emperor. Joannes Claudius de Cock spent much of his working life in Antwerp,...

Apollo stands out as one of the most significant and multifaceted Olympian deities in classical Greek and Roman religion and mythology. This iconic figure embodies the ideal of the kouros (a beardless, athletic youth), representing a god of music,...

The Ancient Roman understanding of sexuality viewed explicit material very differently from most present-day cultures. Ideas about obscenity developed from the 18th century to the present day into a modern concept of pornography. Although the...

He was made a Count of both the Russian Empire and Holy Roman Empire for his accomplishments. After Catherine the Great died in 1796, Suvorov's relationship with her son Paul I deteriorated. However, when Paul became Emperor, he reinstated Suvorov...

Psyche's Roman name through direct translation is Anima. Technical/Specification about the statue While most Greek monumental sculpture consists of bronzes, Praxiteles preferred to work in marble. More about the artist Praxiteles...

The drapery is reminiscent of classical Greek or Roman sculpture, the root of Renaissance art. Who is depicted? Luca della Robbia's images of the Virgin Mary represent a fascinating world, a world of intimacy and motherly tenderness portrayed under...

This relief is one of a number of Roman copies of a Greek marble relief made in the fifth century BC. It's exceptional because it reproduces a Greek work of art that still exists, now in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens. According to the...

A few years after her marriage, she converted to Roman Catholicism. The royal couple lived in Brussels initially at the Bellevue Palace before moving to the Stuyvenberg Castle, where their sons Baudouin and Albert were born. Astrid was actively...

The Venus Callipyge, also known as Aphrodite Kallipygos or the Callipygian Venus, literally meaning "Venus of the beautiful buttocks", is an Ancient Roman marble statue thought to be a copy of an older Greek original. In an example of anasyrma, it...

The Discobolus of Myron, a Greek sculpture completed towards the end of the Severe period, circa 460-450 BC, is known through numerous Roman copies. The original Greek bronze is lost, but full-scale marble versions like the Palombara Discobolus and...

The sculpture continued to stand tall in the Parthenon during the 5th century AD, until it was removed by the Romans. Historical accounts mention its presence in Constantinople in the 10th century. Pausanias, a renowned ancient historian, vividly...

Nicolas Poussin created a marble sculpture between 1655-1656 depicting Podalyre, also known as Bacchus, the Roman name for Dionysus, the god of Wine. In Greek mythology, Podalirius was a son of Asclepius and led thirty ships from Tricca in Thessaly...