
CreatorApolloniusCultureGreekTitleBelvedere TorsoWork TypesculptureDateCopy of original dated c. 150 BCEStyle PeriodHellenisticDescriptionThe Belvedere Torso is a fragment of a nude male statue signed by the Athenian sculptor Apollonius. It was once believed to be a 1st century BC original, but is now believed to be a copy of an older statue, likely dating to the 2nd century BC.RepositoryMuseo Pio-Clementino (Vatican City)ARTstor CollectionItalian and other European Art (Scala Archives)
CreatorHagesandros, Athenodoros, and PolydorosCultureAncient GreekTitleLaocoon and his SonsWork TypeSculptureDateCirca 175-150 BCELocationItaly
RomeMaterialMarbleMeasurementsHeight: 240 cmARTstor CollectionThe Hartill Archive of Architecture and Allied ArtsSourceData From: Hartill Art Associates Inc.Rights© Alec and/or Marlene HartillDownload Size1024,1024


CreatorPolyeuktos, 330-250 BCTitlePortrait Statue of DemosthenesDatec.280 B.CMaterialMarbleDescriptionRoman CopyRepositoryNy Carlsberg glyptotekSubjectDemosthenese
Portraits
Sculpture--Greek: Hellenistic--330-250 B.CARTstor CollectionARTstor Slide GallerySourceData from: University of California, San DiegoDownload Size1024,1024
CultureGreek, HellenisticTitleSleeping Satyr (Barberini Faun), ca. 220 B.C.LocationGlyptothek, MunichMaterialmarbleRelated ItemGardner 10: 5-97
Hartt 4: 7-96
Gardner 11: 5-85
Janson 5: 212ARTstor CollectionArt History Survey CollectionSourceCatalogued by: Art Images for College TeachingDownload Size1024,1024

CultureGreek, Hellenistic (Delos)TitleAphrodite, Eros and Pan, ca. 100 B.C.LocationNational Archaeological Museum (#3335), AthensMaterialmarbleMeasurementsh. 1.29m.Related ItemGardner 10: 5-95
Gardner 11: 5-84ARTstor CollectionArt History Survey CollectionSourceCatalogued by: Art Images for College TeachingDownload Size1024,1024
CultureGreekTitleAphrodite (Venus de Milo); detailWork TypesculptureDatelate 2nd century BCEMaterialmarbleStyle PeriodHellenisticDescriptionThe Venus de Milo was discovered in 1820 on the island of Melos (Milo in modern Greek) in the south-western CycladesRepositoryLouvre (Paris, France)

CultureGreekTitleNike of Samothrace (Victory of Samothrace)Work TypesculptureDatec. 200-190 BCEMaterialmarbleMeasurementsH: 8 feetStyle PeriodHellenisticRepositoryLouvre (Paris, France)


CultureRomanTitleDying GaulDateoriginal from 230-220 BCEMaterialmarbleMeasurementslifesizeDescriptionRoman copy of a Hellenistic originalRepositoryMusei capitolini (Rome, Italy)