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... of Horus, with Isis serving as a symbol for the pharaoh's throne. The reverence of the goddess Isis had a profound impact on Africa's cultural influence in the Greco-Roman world. This depiction can be seen at the Aphrodite-Isis Temple at Soli.

Interestingly, the Greeks often drew parallels between Hathor and their own Aphrodite, reflecting the shared values of love and beauty that defined both goddesses. ...The gateway itself was unearthed in Amathous, a city steeped in history and culture.

... Nearby, Artemis, a statuesque figure at 40 years old, adjusts the intricate folds of her chiton with precision, while tenderly clutching the arm of her sister, Aphrodite, whose upper body has been broken off, leaving only her lower half intact.

... beauty to these outdoor spaces. The blending of satyrs, followers of Dionysos, with erotes, associates of Aphrodite, goddess of love, is an intriguing combination, yet both gods held significant influence in the decorative programs of villa gardens.

The Venus de' Medici or Medici Venus is a life-size Hellenistic marble sculpture capturing the essence of Aphrodite, Greek goddess of love. As a 1st-century BCE marble copy, possibly created in Athens, it replicates an original bronze Greek sculpture...

Venus is the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Aphrodite. She holds the apple that Paris, the naked young man, gave her as a prize in a beauty contest. Her son Amor, the god of love, stands at her feet. The sculpture has great similarities with...

Eros, God of Desire, offspring of Aphrodite. This artifact is part of "Explore The Globe". Explore the Globe is a non-profit endeavor launched by MyMiniFactory, which enables us to build a digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures,...

From that point on, mystery cults blending Grec-Roman and Egyptian mythology spread rapidly across the Roman Empire, with Isis receiving special honors and her image often linked to Aphrodite. ...Consequently, statues of Isis can be found throughout...

... blended Greco-Roman and Egyptian mythology quickly spread throughout the Roman Empire, with Isis receiving special reverence. Her image was often linked with Aphrodite, which is why statues of Isis can be found not only in Greece but also in Italy.

... falls lightly on her shoulders with her right hand. The woman's head was likely turned to the left. The iconographic type of the figure is based on a renowned divine statue, probably the "Aphrodite in the Gardens" by the skilled sculptor Alkamenes.

... shines brightly, and on her wrist, a delicate bracelet adds a subtle sparkle. The inscription on the base of the statue reveals that it was dedicated by Megiste, daughter of Architimos, in honor of the revered Mother of the Gods and Aphrodite.

This design was highly prized in ancient Rome, where it was frequently replicated with various adaptations to depict different goddesses (Aphrodite, Hera, Hygieia, Athena, Tyche) and even portrait statues. ...The restored pose of the outstretched arm,...

Some mythological tales painted Eros as a primordial god, born from the very essence of the universe itself, while others portrayed him as the devoted son of Aphrodite, goddess of beauty and love. ...This stunning sculpture brings one of Eros' skilled...

... most. Though significant in Greek mythology, Ares often faced humiliation and was on the losing side during the Trojan War. He is famously linked to Aphrodite, despite her marriage to Hephaestus. ...Their affair led to ridicule at Hephaestus' hands.

... valuable wood for guitar and piano keys. Its flowers possess sedative and diuretic properties, earning it a sacred status among ancient Greeks for Aphrodite. ...Model 1 reaches 25 meters, Model 2 stands at 18 meters, while Model 3 is 5 meters tall.

... while its flowers offer sedative and diuretic properties. Ancient Greeks revered it for Aphrodite due to its intense scent, associated with the feminine ideal. ...Model 1 reaches 25 meters, Model 2 stands at 18 meters, and Model 3 is 5 meters tall.

Following a detailed analysis, it was established that it is most likely a representation of a nymph or possibly Aphrodite/Venus, embedded within the sculptural program of the thermal building. ... The size of this piece measures 38 cm tall, 22 cm wide,...

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Moreover, symbols of divine guardianship like the Hand-of-Venus, honoring Aphrodite, and the Hand-of-Mary have safeguarded women against the malevolent eye while bolstering fertility, supporting nursing mothers, promoting fruitful pregnancies, and...

Is it Aphrodite, who was often portrayed half-naked, or the sea goddess Amphitrite, who was venerated on Milo The statue reflects sculptural research during the late Hellenistic Period: classical in essence, with innovatory features such as the...

... century AD, and since when it has disppeared. It was no doubt during its time in Rome that it inspired several Roman copies, of which this is one example. Eros was the child of Aphrodite, and is often shown as a winged youth of later, a small child.

This piece is part of a series called 'Aphrodite Crouching', created in 250 BC by Doidalsas of Bithynia. The Hellenistic model shows Venus surprised during her bath and has been widely excavated on Roman sites in Italy and France, indicating its...

Believed to be a stunning representation of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess who embodied love, beauty, sex, fertility, prosperity, and desire, this masterpiece has captured the hearts of people for centuries. In Roman mythology, she was revered as the...

Phaon ferried her across to Asia Minor without expecting payment, but Aphrodite repaid him with a box of magical ointment. As soon as he applied it, Phaon's appearance transformed: he became young and stunningly beautiful. Many people were...

Created sometime between 130 and 100 BC, the statue is believed to depict Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, although some scholars claim it is the sea-goddess Amphitrite, venerated on Milos. It is a marble sculpture, slightly larger...

INFO: The Venus de Milo, better known as the Aphrodite of Milos ( Greek for Woman from Milos) , is one of Greece's most prized works of ancient art. Initially credited to Praxiteles but confirmed by inscription on its base to be the work of...

The front of this three-sided relief depicts the birth of Aphrodite emerging from sea-foam held by two Horai, goddesses of nature and seasons. One of them wears a peplum on the left and a chiton on the right. On the right side, a young nude female...

This 1st-century BC marble replica, possibly created in Athens, mirrors the style of the Aphrodite of Cnidos, a bronze original sculpture crafted by a skilled artist in the Praxitelean tradition around the end of the century. This iconic sculpture...

Athena said that he would lead the Trojans to victory against the Greeks and lay Greece to ruins, but Aphrodite could see in his heart that the boy was no mighty ruler or warrior so she offered him the fairest mortal woman in all the world. As...

The Winged Victory called "The Brescia Victory" is a pastiche made in the 1st century CE, transforming a sculpture design that was carved (possibly) by Skopas, (3rd century BCE) showing Aphrodite admiring a reflection of herself in Ares' shield nude...