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Farnese Hercules from the Baths of Carcalla
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Date: 200/225
Creator: unknown
Description: The view of the statue is from the right front and shows the figure from the knees up. The figure's head is seen in profile and his right arm held behind his back. His head is bent downward and the lion pelt is visible underneath the statue's left arm.
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Goddess of the Farnese Collection
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Date: unknown
Creator: unknown
Description: The view of the female statue is from left. The many folds of the draped clothing are visible. The statue's right hand is outreached with palm upward. Her left hand hangs loosely at her side with something lightly held in her hand. The pleats and gathers of the sleeve face the viewer. Her hair is wavy and held in place by her crown.
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Goddess of the Farnese Collection
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Date: unknown
Creator: unknown
Description: The full-length statue is clothed in drapery with her weight on her left leg. She wears a crown and holds her right hand outward, palm up. The view of the statue is from the front. The marble is a warm creamy color.
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Farnese Hercules from the Baths of Carcalla
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Date: 200/225
Creator: unknown
Description: The frontal view of this nude muscular figure leans on a wooden post which is draped with the pelt of a lion. The man has curly hair and his head is bent slightly forward. He has a full beard.
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Apollo from the House of Citharist
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Date: -450~
Creator: unknown
Description: The view of the bronze statue is from the front and from the thighs up. The statue's patina is a rich green and textured. The figure has shoulder-length curly hair and the construction of the eyes is visible.
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Apollo from the House of Citharist
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Date: -450~
Creator: unknown
Description: The standing nude male has one arm at rest and his left is bent at the elbow. He holds an object in his right hand. His hair is shoulder length and curly. The patina is a rich green and textured.
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Apollo from the House of Citharist
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Date: -450~
Creator: unknown
Description: The bronze statue is seen from the knees up and from the right side. The texture on the bronze is visible as is the object the figure is holding in his right hand. The head is seen in profile.
Contributing Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design
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Farnese Hercules from the Baths of Carcalla
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Date: 200/225
Creator: unknown
Description: The rear view of the statue shows that Hercules is holding fruit in his right hand.
Contributing Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design
Permallink:digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc32368/
Athena from the Farnese Collection
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Date: unknown
Creator: unknown
Description: The view of the female statue is from the right side. The face is seen in profile. The marble is a creamy white with some areas darker. One winged animal is visible on her hat and the broken fingers on her right hand are visible. She wears heavily draped clothing and sandals. Her left arm is bent at the elbow and she holds a staff. The coiled snakes and the Gorgoneion amulet are visible as well.
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Wesołych Świąt. Niech przemówią wreszcie ludzkim głosem!
Date: 1980/1990
Creator: unknown
Description: Poster used in the Polish Solidarity movement during the 1980s depicts a Christmas message, in Polish, across the top portion. A yellow star floats in the dark blue ground. Beneath are two figures, one resembles a donkey wearing sunglasses and the other a elephant or a man with huge ears. The two figures appear to be behind a trough, in red.
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Permallink:digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc130084/