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Ancient Italian Paintings12th Century Art ItalyPompeii Fresco WomanLucrezia Borgia PaintingAncient Rome MilitaryArt AntiqueArt AncienRoman ArtGreek ArtFemale face. Tarquinia, Tomb of the Orcus (Tomb of the Ogre, Tomb of Murina) (Tarquinia, Tomba dell’Orco (Tomba dei Murina))Ca. 280—150 BCE.489
Magna GraeciaArt AntiqueBronze FigurineAncient OriginsGreek ArtAncient ArtifactsBronze StatueAncient RomeAncient HistoryA Gallery of Etruscan ArtIn this gallery, we showcase 25 pieces of art produced by the Etruscan civilization which flourished in central Italy between the 8th and 3rd century BCE. Etruscan art is celebrated for its vitality...106
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Ancient Pottery ArtifactsAncient Clay ArtifactsAncient European PotteryPaleolithic PotteryNordic Bronze Age PetroglyphsGreek TattoosGreek And Roman MythologyGreek PotteryMythological CreaturesEtruscan Pottery X: The Wolf-man or the Shape of Fate.At center, infernal daemon represented as a Wolf-man. According to some scholars, this figure represents the soul of a man bound to the world of the dead. The Etruscan demonizing conception transforms this figure in a man-wolf, a daemon-wolf. Therefore the "monster" could be identified as a restless soul: primarily the spirit of people who had not received a ritual burial, or who had died violently or prematurely. See the cinerary urn - Volterra, Museo Guarnacci - depicting an enchained…848
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Female Ancient StatueAncient Indian Statues Of WomenNeolithic Goddess FigurinesAncient Nude StatuesTerracotta WarriorsPaleolithic Venus FigurinesCarthageRoman ArtEastern ArtTerracotta statue of a young woman | Etruscan | The Metropolitan Museum of ArtRichter, Gisela M. A. 1917. Handbook of the Classical Collection. p. 167, New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.Richter, Gisela M. A. 1918. "Etruscan Earrings." Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 13(12): p758
Starověký EgyptAncient MusicGreek MusicAncient Greek ArtClassical AntiquityArt AntiqueGreek PotteryArt AncienRoman ArtDid Pythagoras Discover the Pythagorean Theorem? - Tales of Times ForgottenThe Greek philosopher Pythagoras of Samos is most famous today for having allegedly discovered the Pythagorean theorem, but, historically speaking, he did not really discover this theorem and it is even questionable whether he ever engaged in any kind of mathematics at all. So who was the real Pythagoras?75
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Etruscan ArmorEtruscan TempleJanus Roman God StatueEtruscan ArtifactsEtruscan StatuesArt PremierRoman SculptureAncient SculptureRoman HistoryEtruscan God, Tinia, from Orvieto 5th C. BCE"Again, the Etruscans are very skilful in observing thunderbolts, in interpreting their meaning and that of every sign and portent. Tha...77
Bronze Age Greek ArtAncient Roman Slave ClothingBronze Age Greek ArmourAncient Greek CentaurSlaves In Ancient GreeceLawrence Alma TademaArt PremierArt AntiqueChiaroscuroTebennaThe tebenna was an Etruscan mantle that was rounded at the ends and worn by men and women. Various versions, were created using various draping techniques.17
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Etruscan ArtRoman Wall PaintingEtruscan GoldEtruscan Wall PaintingsEtruscan CivilizationEtruscan SculptureHellenistic ArtRoman PaintingItalian PaintingsAbundance of Life: Etruscan Wall PaintingAbundance of Life: Etruscan Wall Painting [Steingraber, Stephan] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Abundance of Life: Etruscan Wall Painting89
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