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Esquiline Venus - Item #16716 Inches High Head from Item #122. The Esquiline Venus is a full figure sculpture in the Capitoline Museum. The figure is most likely preparing for her ritual bath, as evidenced by the vase and cloth by her side. The stylization of her head differs from the realistic portrayal of her body which resembles art of the earlier Hellenistic period. Museum: Musei Capitolini (Halls of the Horti Lamiani), Rome Time Period: Ancient Greek 5th century B. C. E.

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34 Inches High x 26 Inches Wide x 12 Inches Deep

This piece is a reduction of the horse in the equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni

Her defined drapery reveals her movement

This mask is from the full figure of St

13th century

The life-size bust was instantly recognized as one of the best depictions of Emerson

"Hadrian and the Classical Revival

The relief contains cuneiform inscription

and his works often display naturalism

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