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Euripedes - Item #12321 Inches High This bust is a portrait of the Greek playwright, Euripedes (480 406 B. C. E.). The original bust is a Roman copy of a Greek sculpture created in 330 B. C. E. for the Athenian Theatre of Dionysus. Museum: Museo di Scultura Antica Giovanni Barracco, Musei in Comune, Rome Origin: Theatre of Dionysus, Athens, Greece Time Period: Ancient Greek, 330 B. C. E. Ancient Roman Hellenistic

PLEASE NOTE: These pieces can either be hung or placed on a flat surface

but originally it was given by Chinard to Juliette Récamier herself

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known as Python

" The Metropolitan Museum of Art

This dancing satyr was found in 1830 at a house in Pompeii that dates from the 2nd century B

Acropolis Museum

The bacchante’s drapery partially covers her body

The group represents a scene described in Virgil’s Aeneid in which the Trojan priest Laocoön and his sons are set upon by serpents at Poseidon's command as punishment for Laocoön warning the Trojans against the wooden horse

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" Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana

Time Period: Ancient Greek/Ancient Roman

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