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The Parthenon
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Date: -447/432
Creator: Iktinos
Description: The southwest corner of the temple shows the columns supporting the entablature.
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Voertman's Student Competion (sic) Competition / The Race is On!
Date: 1984
Creator: unknown
Description: This poster was created by an art student for the annual 1984 Voertman Award Competition and Exhibition. The imagery depicted at the top of the poster is a large pencil turned into a race car. The colors are red, yellow and black.
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Doryphoros
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Date: -450/-430~
Creator: Polykleitos
Description: This 3/4 length side view of the marble Roman copy of the Greek bronze shows his left arm that hangs loosely by his side. The figure's hair is short and curly; he is clean shaven and holds his left hand up as if holding something. The pale marble stone is mottled with brown spots.
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Doryphoros
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Date: -450/-430~
Creator: Polykleitos
Description: The full-length view of the sculpture shows the bent arm and the bent leg upon which the weight is not resting. The figure is nude and the texture of the marble is mottled. The man is beardless and has short curly hair.
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Doryphoros
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Date: -450/-430~
Creator: Polykleitos
Description: The statue is seen here in 3/4 length view. His face is turned away. A large visible crack can be seen in his wrist. The texture of the marble is mottled and pale in color.
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Doryphoros
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Date: -450/-430~
Creator: Polykleitos
Description: The side view of this Roman marble copy of a Greek bronze is seen from the side with the support stump clearly visible.
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Permallink:digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc32328/
Zacariah
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Date: 1943
Creator: Pippin, Horace
Description: None
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Our Best Shots
Date: 1980
Creator: unknown
Description: This poster was created by an art student for the annual Voertman Award Competition and Exhibition. The juror for the competition was Linda Cathcart. Depicted are soldiers and their weapons are a pencil, paintbrush and a crayon.
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Voertman Awards / Call for Entries
Date: 1983
Creator: unknown
Description: This poster was created by an art student for the 1983 Voertman Award Competition and Exhibition. Depicted near the bottom of the poster is a palette and paintbrush displayed as though a fine dish of food. The stylized design is in blue and pink.
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Permallink:digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc27025/
Apollo Sitting on the Omphalos
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Date: -499/-400
Creator: unknown
Description: The view is of the entire sculpture from the right front. The young male figure has long wavy hair. His right arm reaches out gently with an object in his palm. The lower half of his body is draped. His toes are visible. The marble varies from light brown to almost white. There is a large rust colored area on the figure's chest.
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