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The white marble foot of the colossus of Constantine the Great, ca. 315. The complete statue was about 40 meters tall but was Vandalized after the fall of Rome.
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The white marble foot of the colossus of Constantine the Great, ca. 315. The complete statue was about 40 meters tall but was Vandalized after the fall of Rome.
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A marble statue of Alexander the Great, 3rd century BC
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A marble statue of Alexander the Great, 3rd century BC
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The remains of the Colossus of Constantine. Found in the courtyard of the Capitoline Museum, Rome 312-315BC OC
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The remains of the Colossus of Constantine. Found in the courtyard of the Capitoline Museum, Rome 312-315BC OC
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Lifesize statue of Peter the Great of Russia, he was 6'8" tall
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Lifesize statue of Peter the Great of Russia, he was 6'8" tall
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Fragment of the Colossus of Constantine, circa 312 AD
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Fragment of the Colossus of Constantine, circa 312 AD
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Colossal statue of Shapur I, located in Shapur Cave, Iran. This statue was likely built around 270 AD and stands approximately 7 meters tall.
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Colossal statue of Shapur I, located in Shapur Cave, Iran. This statue was likely built around 270 AD and stands approximately 7 meters tall.
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Athena Parthenos Chiaramonti, colossal head of Athena, Rome, late 1st century CE. Found together with an arm and a foot, it was part of an acrolith statue believed to be a copy of an original from the circle of Phidias
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Athena Parthenos Chiaramonti, colossal head of Athena, Rome, late 1st century CE. Found together with an arm and a foot, it was part of an acrolith statue believed to be a copy of an original from the circle of Phidias
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In San Casciano , a fragment of a marble statue of Apollo, which was over 2 meters high, was discovered. It was a marble copy of a Greek bronze sculpture.
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In San Casciano , a fragment of a marble statue of Apollo, which was over 2 meters high, was discovered. It was a marble copy of a Greek bronze sculpture.
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