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Bronze statue known as Apollo of Piraeus

Bronze statue known as Apollo of Piraeus


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Filename: 940_18_11051949.jpg

Size: 2596 x 3461 (1.1MB)

Date: 10th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Bronze statue known as Apollo of Piraeus

Greek civilization, 5th century b.C. Bronze statue known as Apollo of Piraeus, 530 b.C

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Media ID 9475081

Ancient Greece Apollo Archeology Beauty Colored Background Gesturing Grey Background Harmony Long Hair Mythology Naked


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This print showcases the magnificent Bronze statue known as Apollo of Piraeus, a remarkable artifact from Greek civilization dating back to the 5th century BC. Standing tall and proud, this full-length sculpture depicts Apollo, the god of light and music, in all his divine glory. With long flowing hair and a striking naked form, he exudes an aura of strength and beauty. In this front view studio shot against a colored background, every intricate detail is brought to life. The statue's gesture suggests an air of harmony and power that resonates with ancient mythology. As we gaze upon this piece of archeological wonder, we are transported back in time to Ancient Greece - a period steeped in rich history and religious devotion. The craftsmanship exhibited here is truly awe-inspiring; it exemplifies the skillful artistry prevalent during that era. This single object serves as a testament to the incredible talent possessed by ancient artisans who sought to immortalize their gods through their work. As we delve into our past through images like these, we gain insight into our shared human heritage. Let us marvel at this extraordinary representation of Apollo - a symbol not only of divinity but also an embodiment of artistic excellence that transcends time itself.

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