The Ancient World

Necklace, 330-300 BCE, Ancient Greece (?)
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Necklace, 330-300 BCE, Ancient Greece (?)

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Aphrodite, 3rd century, Roman copy from a Greek original
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Aphrodite, 3rd century, Roman copy from a Greek original

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Bracelet with Beasts of Prey Tearing at a Stag 			 					 			 			 					, 1st century BCE -  first half of the 2nd century, 	  				  			 					 			 			 Russia
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Bracelet with Beasts of Prey Tearing at a Stag , 1st century BCE - first half of the 2nd century, Russia

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Comb with Scythians in Battle, Late 5th - early 4th century BCE 	  				  			 					 			 			Russia (now Ukraine)
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Comb with Scythians in Battle, Late 5th - early 4th century BCE Russia (now Ukraine)

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Breastplate with the Head of Medusa, 4th century BCE, 	  				  			 					 			 			Russia
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Breastplate with the Head of Medusa, 4th century BCE, Russia

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Bracelet, Late 4th century BCE, Russia (now Ukraine)
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Bracelet, Late 4th century BCE, Russia (now Ukraine)

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aleyma:

Greek or Roman, Statuette of Aphrodite, 1st century BC - 1st century AD (source).

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

aleyma:

Greek or Roman, Statuette of Aphrodite, 1st century BC - 1st century AD (source).

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Ring, Cyprus, Ca. 6th century BCE
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Ring, Cyprus, Ca. 6th century BCE

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Athena Parthnos, Roman copy of a Greek original, Ca. 130-150 CE
Museo Nacional del Prado, On View in Room 73
“A miniature Roman reproduction of the famous statue that Phidias made  for the Parthenon in Athens between 447 annd 438 B.C.  The original was  about eleven meters in height and was of gold and ivory. The finest  copies, of which the present is an outstanding example, are small works  with certain differences in proportion and details.”

Athena Parthnos, Roman copy of a Greek original, Ca. 130-150 CE

Museo Nacional del Prado, On View in Room 73

“A miniature Roman reproduction of the famous statue that Phidias made for the Parthenon in Athens between 447 annd 438 B.C. The original was about eleven meters in height and was of gold and ivory. The finest copies, of which the present is an outstanding example, are small works with certain differences in proportion and details.”

Head of Woman; 330s - 320s BCE, Roman copy from a Greek original
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Head of Woman; 330s - 320s BCE, Roman copy from a Greek original

The Hermitage Museum