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Euripedes Mask - Item #80413 Inches High x 9 Inches Wide x 6. 5 Inches Deep This mask from Item #123 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

This piece is a reduction of the famous Venus de' Medici that stands at about 60 inches tall

Here he is shown in the Greek classic style of the 5th and 4th centuries B

24 Inches High x 35 Inches Wide

5 Inches Wide x 4

Wiesnerová

This life-sized mask is from the statue of Giuliano de Medici (duke de Nemours) at his tomb in the Medici Chapel (Cappella Medicea)

His aged wife has risen to light a candle at the lamp which stands on the table

1976 Catalog ID # - 2

Leto ordered them to kill Niobe’s children as punishment for her hubris

" Volk's mask of Lincoln was used by other artists for reference as well

The altar was dismantled at the end of the 16th century

As in Desiderio's other works