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Otricoli Zeus - Item #22740 Inches High x 23 Inches Wide x 22 Inches Deep This sculpture of Zeus (Greek), or Jupiter (Roman), was discovered in the 18th century in the town of Otricoli in Umbria, Italy. It is a Roman copy of a Greek original dating from possibly the 4th century B. C. E. The large curls of the hair and beard add energy to the piece. Artist: Unknown Museum: Pio Clementino Museum, Vatican Museums, Vatican City Time Period: Ancient Greek Hellenistic, 4th century

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The Borghese Gallery

"Assyria (Room 10)

19 Inches High x 13 Inches Wide x 10 Inches Deep

Aphrodite may have been drawing the drapery over her left shoulder with her left hand

and putti are flying or resting on clouds

the Museum of the Innocents

Despite the thrower's apparent action

Situated on the Acropolis in Athens

Caproni and Brother must have molded a larger one or created an enlargement

The life-sized head from the over-life-sized figure of Athena

This is a mask from the original bust