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Cheops and Chefren
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Turkey from Nemrut
Arsemia Turkey
Dolomite outcrop in the Campo Imperatore plateau
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Limestone arch
Study on the Earth's magnetic field
Fragmentary head of the so-called Diomedes
Fragment of a marble relief
Male portrait
Cheops and Chefren
Tomb of King Midas
Kizildag, Hartapu monument
Topada, inscriptions
Turkey from Nemrut
Arsemia Turkey
Dolomite outcrop in the Campo Imperatore plateau
Earth pyramids of Zones
Study on the formation of the dunes
Without title
Limestone arch
Study on the Earth's magnetic field
Fragmentary head of the so-called Diomedes
Fragment of a marble relief
Male portrait

Fragmentary head of the so-called Diomedes

Anonymous

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Baths of Diocletian

Baths of Diocletian

Via Enrico de Nicola, 78, Rome

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The head, completely damaged on the right side, belongs to the statuary type depicting Diomedes taking the stolen Palladio away from Troy. Of this sculpture, whose original bronze, must have dated back to the middle of the 5th century BC, several variants are known, of which this one stands out for the rendering of the modeling of the face and the treatment of the hair.
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Title: Fragmentary head of the so-called Diomedes

Author: Anonymous

Date: 2nd century AD

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Displayed in: Baths of Diocletian

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