Home›Greco-Roman Art›All Greco-Roman ArtBrowse ByAll Greco-Roman ArtSacred artwork depicting the gods, myths and cult practice of ancient Greece and Rome, including the closely related Etruscan and Gallo-Roman religious traditions Rome absorbed. Belongs here: a statue, vase, relief or painting whose subject is an Olympian or Roman deity, a Greek or Roman myth, a classical mystery cult, or a late antique philosophical figure working inside that tradition such as Plotinus. Does not belong here: an Egyptian, Near Eastern or Christian subject, even one a Greco-Roman era artist produced or a Renaissance painter revived, grouped under its own tradition.FactsAll Greco-Roman ArtSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonCultural OriginWell-attestedGreco-Roman 1All Greco-Roman ArtFilter Results59 entriesIn GroupAllAncient Greek Art (13)Ancient Roman Art (19)Etruscan Art (2)Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art (8)Neoclassical Art (6)Old Master Mythological Printmaking (6)TraditionAllAncient Greek Religion (35)Celtic Paganism (1)Etruscan Religion (1)Hermeticism (1)Mithraism (1)Neoplatonism (1)Roman Religion (10)The Eleusinian Mysteries (1)Zoroastrianism (1)MediumAllAttic black-figure ceramic, volute krater (1)Bronze (2)Carved limestone (1)Carved marble (1)Carved marble, high relief (1)Carved marble, high relief, about 166 to 156 BC (1)Cast bronze (1)Chiaroscuro woodcut from three blocks (1)Embossed silver, Roman, 2nd to 5th century CE (disputed) (1)Engraved bronze mirror (1)Fresco (2)Lead (1)Limestone relief (1)Marble (4)Marble (acrolithic head) (1)Marble relief, second half of the 2nd century BCE (1)Marble statue, Roman copy, about 125 to 150 CE (1)Marble, Pentelic (1)Mixed media mural, transferred to canvas in 1874 (1)Pen and brown ink, brown wash, over black chalk or graphite (1)Pentelic marble relief (1)Pentelic marble, high relief and bas relief (1)Red-figure terracotta (1)Statue, Roman period (1)Tempera (and some oil) on poplar panel (1)Terracotta (5)White marble (2)White marble, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, 1621 to 1622 (1)Art TraditionAllAncient Greek Art (13)Ancient Roman Art (19)Etruscan Art (2)Italian Renaissance and Baroque Art (8)Neoclassical Art (6)Old Master Mythological Printmaking (6)PlaceAllAncient Rome (5)Etruria (1)Greece (10)Italy (8)United States (1)Object TypeAllCeramic or Pottery (7)Drawing (Pencil, Chalk, Ink or Wash) (4)Metalwork or Jewelry (3)Mural or Fresco (2)Painting (2)Print (Engraving, Etching, Woodcut or Lithograph) (9)Sculpture or Statuary (29)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 59"Marble Head and Torso of Athena" (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 24.97.15)Greco-Roman Art"Marble Head of Zeus Ammon" (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2012.22)Greco-Roman Art"Marble Statue of Aphrodite" (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 21.88.95)Greco-Roman ArtApollo BelvedereGreco-Roman ArtAtlas Supporting a Vessel (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1971.171)Greco-Roman ArtBellerophon and Pegasus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2013.555)Greco-Roman ArtBronze Mirror: The Birth of Menrva (British Museum, 1856,1213.4)Greco-Roman ArtBronze Statuette of Tyche (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 13.227.8)Greco-Roman ArtCeres (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1978.2)Greco-Roman ArtDiana of Versailles (Musee du Louvre, Ma 589)Greco-Roman ArtEpimetheus Opening Pandora's Box (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 64.682.102)Greco-Roman ArtEtruscan Bronze Mirror Engraved with Prometheus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 03.24.3)Greco-Roman ArtFigurine of Demeter with Pig (Cleveland Museum of Art, 1926.521)Greco-Roman ArtFlying Mercury (Giambologna)Greco-Roman ArtFrancois Vase (Florence 4209)Greco-Roman ArtGaia and Alcyoneus, Pergamon Altar Gigantomachy FriezeGreco-Roman ArtGreat Eleusinian ReliefGreco-Roman ArtHecate Chiaramonti (Vatican Museums, Inv. 1922)Greco-Roman ArtHelios Panel, Pergamon Altar Gigantomachy Frieze (Pergamon Museum, Berlin)Greco-Roman ArtHera FarneseGreco-Roman ArtHermes Trismegistus (Siena Cathedral Pavement)Greco-Roman ArtIsis-Fortuna (The Walters Art Museum, 54.943)Greco-Roman ArtJuno LudovisiGreco-Roman ArtMarble Sarcophagus with the Myth of Selene and Endymion (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 47.100.4a, b)Greco-Roman ArtMedea (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 94.8a to d)Greco-Roman ArtMinerva (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.312.6)Greco-Roman ArtMnemosyne, Goddess of Memory (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 63.350.216.188.26)Greco-Roman ArtNemesis and Themis (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2011.254)Greco-Roman ArtNuma Pompilius Giving Laws to the Romans (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Mulinari after Polidoro da Caravaggio)Greco-Roman ArtOceanus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.3.2624)Greco-Roman ArtParabiago Plate (Archaeological Museum of Milan)Greco-Roman ArtPelike: Rhea Handing Cronus the Swaddled Stone (Nausicaa Painter)Greco-Roman ArtPerseus with the Head of Medusa (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 67.110.1)Greco-Roman ArtPillar of the BoatmenGreco-Roman ArtPortrait Bust Traditionally Identified as Plotinus (Museo Ostiense)Greco-Roman ArtRomulus and Remus Found by Faustulus (Cleveland Museum of Art, Romanino)Greco-Roman ArtSarcophagus of the Muses (Musee du Louvre, Ma 475)Greco-Roman ArtSaturn and Rhea (Art Institute of Chicago, 2024.591)Greco-Roman ArtSaturn Devouring His SonGreco-Roman ArtSea Thiasos Relief, Marriage of Neptune and Amphitrite (Glyptothek, Munich, 239)Greco-Roman ArtStatue of Asclepius (Altes Museum, Berlin)Greco-Roman ArtStatuette of Poseidon (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 24.195.91)Greco-Roman ArtTantalus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 53.601.341)Greco-Roman ArtTauroctony Relief from Dura-EuroposGreco-Roman ArtTerracotta Amphora, Theseus and the Minotaur (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 47.11.5)Greco-Roman ArtTerracotta Bell-Krater, Orpheus Among His Listeners (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 24.97.30)Greco-Roman ArtTerracotta Calyx-Krater With Odysseus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 41.83)Greco-Roman ArtTerracotta Column-Krater, Attributed to the Orchard Painter (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 34.11.7)Greco-Roman ArtTerracotta Hydria, Achilles and Penthesilea (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 10.210.19)Greco-Roman ArtTerracotta Statuette of Nike (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 07.286.23)Greco-Roman ArtTethys, from 'The Deities' (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 18.17.2-18)Greco-Roman ArtThe Castration of Coelus (Uranus) by Saturn (Cronus) (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 51.501.689)Greco-Roman ArtThe Mutilation of Uranus by Saturn (Giorgio Vasari, Palazzo Vecchio)Greco-Roman ArtThe Punishment of Niobe (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2020.278)Greco-Roman ArtThe Rape of Proserpina (Bernini, Galleria Borghese, CCLXVIII)Greco-Roman ArtThe School of Athens (Raphael)Greco-Roman ArtTornado, Zeus Battling Typhon (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2007.49.389)Greco-Roman ArtVenus and Mars (Botticelli)Greco-Roman ArtZeus of Otricoli (Vatican Museums)Greco-Roman ArtSources1. Wikipedia: Ancient Greek religiontier 2WikipediaWikipedia Ancient Greek religion, lead section, Greco-Roman ArtQuote, Wikipedia Ancient Greek religion, lead section, Greco-Roman ArtReligious practices in ancient Greece were polytheistic, encompassing a collection of beliefs, rituals, and mythology.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.