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There are many names beginning with the letter 'R'; I found this list: Ruben; Roos; Robin; Ryan; Roan; Romy; Rosalie; Rens; Rosa; Rick; Rayan; Renske; Ravi; Riley; Rowan; Raf; Rik; Rafael; Robert; Roy; Rosanne; Roel; Ruby; Ralph; Rachel; Raff;...

This terracotta model of Time and Death is likely a masterpiece by Gianlorenzo Bernini (1598-1680), Rome's premier Baroque sculptor. Originally crafted from pliable clay, it has been fired to become durable terracotta, still bearing the maker's...

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...

However, due to the forced halt of construction following the siege of Florence and its aftermath, The Day was left unfinished when Michelangelo departed for Rome in 1534. This magnificent representation is portrayed as a male personification,...

The earliest depictions of Mary date back to Early Christianity (2nd to 3rd centuries), found in the Catacombs of Rome. These are in a narrative context. The classical 'Madonna' or 'Theotokos' imagery develops from the 5th century, as Marian devotion...

**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...

... put the Ludovisi antiquities up for auction, and the Italian state purchased 96 objects. The rest were dispersed among museums in Europe and the US. Today, the Ares is preserved at the National Museum of the Terme housed in Palazzo Altemps, Rome.

The Crouching Boy was created in the 1530s soon after the devastating events that had shaken Italy: the sacking of Rome by Emperor Charles V's forces, the fall of the republic, and the restoration of the Medici tyranny in Florence. Tragic times...

However, work on the piece was abruptly halted with the arrival of Alessandro de' Medici as Duke of Florence, forcing Michelangelo to flee to Rome and abandon the project. The statue depicts a nude figure with intricate contours and twisting poses,...

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...

Jason was initiated in Rome in 1802; completed in plaster, commissioned in marble by the wealthy English art patron Thomas Hope in 1803; but not delivered until a quarter century later. Jason is a Greek mythological prince whose unscrupulous uncle...

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...

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...

When Emperor Gratianus ordered the removal of her statue in 382 CE, the people of Rome were outraged, demonstrating just how deeply she was embedded in their culture. For centuries, triumphant generals would return from war, proudly bearing...

Showing respect for traditional Roman gods, she moved away from Eastern tendencies and ensured Rome's army loyalty through generous distributions. Through her political acumen, Alexander's reign remained relatively stable, contrasting sharply with...

The Temple of Hercules Victor in Rome stands tall, built around 200 BC, and still proudly situated in the Piazza Bocca della Verità, just a short stroll away from the majestic Temple of Portunus (identifying number: 2650801). Despite enduring...

The frieze running around the drum of the urn is taken from the monumental pentelic marble Vaso Borghese, which was discovered in 1566 on the site of the gardens of Sallust in Rome and acquired by the Borghese family until it was purchased by...

... 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.

The Sabine Women's Abduction (Latin: Sabinae raptae) is a legendary episode in the history of Rome, dating back to 750 BC, where Roman men acquired wives from neighboring Sabine families through abduction. The English word "rape" is derived from the...

Through her engagement and determination, women were finally admitted in 1897 (fully in 1900) and participated in the contest prize of Rome from 1903. Alongside this struggle, she continued to carve, continuing to work at the Salon in 1900 (at age...

As a personified example, the sculpture is based on the original 'La Bocca della Verità', an image carved from Pavonazzo marble featuring a man-like face located in the portico of the church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin in Rome, Italy. The sculpture is...

The statue was copied several times including by Jean-Jacques Clérion and François Barois which was made during his residence at the French Academy in Rome, 1683-86. It was sent to Versailles then to Marly-le-Roi in 1695 where it was provided with...

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,...

From the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece, and Rome to the modern societies of today, human culture has been shaped by countless factors, including geography, climate, technology, and social structures. In addition to their cultural...

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...

Maybe it was due to studying the history of ancient Rome in school during that age. Or maybe an image was imprinted from colorful films with shining armor and helmets and bright shields. Probably much was remembered from books asked to read for...

Its origins date back to the early Christian era when Saint Peter, the first Pope, brought Christianity to Rome. This powerful icon is emblazoned on the Vatican's official logo, signifying the strength and resilience of the Catholic Church. At its...

As an unknown sculptor, Cochet lived and worked in Rome between 1615-1618 with his friend Simon Vouet before returning to Paris to produce an official portrait of Marie de Médicis for the Palace of Luxembourg. The sculpture depicts Dido committing...

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...

In 1832, his exceptional skills earned him the esteemed Prix de Rome award, a distinction that recognized his outstanding contributions to the world of art. Throughout his career, Jouffroy frequently competed with fellow artist Pierre-Jean David...