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All Greco-Roman Art

Sacred 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.

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"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 Art

Apollo Belvedere

Greco-Roman Art

Atlas Supporting a Vessel (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1971.171)

Greco-Roman Art

Bellerophon and Pegasus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2013.555)

Greco-Roman Art

Bronze Mirror: The Birth of Menrva (British Museum, 1856,1213.4)

Greco-Roman Art

Bronze Statuette of Tyche (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 13.227.8)

Greco-Roman Art

Ceres (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1978.2)

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Diana of Versailles (Musee du Louvre, Ma 589)

Greco-Roman Art

Epimetheus Opening Pandora's Box (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 64.682.102)

Greco-Roman Art

Etruscan Bronze Mirror Engraved with Prometheus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 03.24.3)

Greco-Roman Art

Figurine of Demeter with Pig (Cleveland Museum of Art, 1926.521)

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Flying Mercury (Giambologna)

Greco-Roman Art

Francois Vase (Florence 4209)

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Gaia and Alcyoneus, Pergamon Altar Gigantomachy Frieze

Greco-Roman Art

Great Eleusinian Relief

Greco-Roman Art

Hecate Chiaramonti (Vatican Museums, Inv. 1922)

Greco-Roman Art

Helios Panel, Pergamon Altar Gigantomachy Frieze (Pergamon Museum, Berlin)

Greco-Roman Art

Hera Farnese

Greco-Roman Art

Hermes Trismegistus (Siena Cathedral Pavement)

Greco-Roman Art

Isis-Fortuna (The Walters Art Museum, 54.943)

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Juno Ludovisi

Greco-Roman Art

Marble Sarcophagus with the Myth of Selene and Endymion (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 47.100.4a, b)

Greco-Roman Art

Medea (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 94.8a to d)

Greco-Roman Art

Minerva (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.312.6)

Greco-Roman Art

Mnemosyne, Goddess of Memory (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 63.350.216.188.26)

Greco-Roman Art

Nemesis and Themis (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2011.254)

Greco-Roman Art

Numa Pompilius Giving Laws to the Romans (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Mulinari after Polidoro da Caravaggio)

Greco-Roman Art

Oceanus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.3.2624)

Greco-Roman Art

Parabiago Plate (Archaeological Museum of Milan)

Greco-Roman Art

Pelike: Rhea Handing Cronus the Swaddled Stone (Nausicaa Painter)

Greco-Roman Art

Perseus with the Head of Medusa (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 67.110.1)

Greco-Roman Art

Pillar of the Boatmen

Greco-Roman Art

Portrait Bust Traditionally Identified as Plotinus (Museo Ostiense)

Greco-Roman Art

Romulus and Remus Found by Faustulus (Cleveland Museum of Art, Romanino)

Greco-Roman Art

Sarcophagus of the Muses (Musee du Louvre, Ma 475)

Greco-Roman Art

Saturn and Rhea (Art Institute of Chicago, 2024.591)

Greco-Roman Art

Saturn Devouring His Son

Greco-Roman Art

Sea Thiasos Relief, Marriage of Neptune and Amphitrite (Glyptothek, Munich, 239)

Greco-Roman Art

Statue of Asclepius (Altes Museum, Berlin)

Greco-Roman Art

Statuette of Poseidon (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 24.195.91)

Greco-Roman Art

Tantalus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 53.601.341)

Greco-Roman Art

Tauroctony Relief from Dura-Europos

Greco-Roman Art

Terracotta Amphora, Theseus and the Minotaur (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 47.11.5)

Greco-Roman Art

Terracotta Bell-Krater, Orpheus Among His Listeners (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 24.97.30)

Greco-Roman Art

Terracotta Calyx-Krater With Odysseus (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 41.83)

Greco-Roman Art

Terracotta Column-Krater, Attributed to the Orchard Painter (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 34.11.7)

Greco-Roman Art

Terracotta Hydria, Achilles and Penthesilea (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 10.210.19)

Greco-Roman Art

Terracotta Statuette of Nike (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 07.286.23)

Greco-Roman Art

Tethys, from 'The Deities' (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 18.17.2-18)

Greco-Roman Art

The Castration of Coelus (Uranus) by Saturn (Cronus) (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 51.501.689)

Greco-Roman Art

The Mutilation of Uranus by Saturn (Giorgio Vasari, Palazzo Vecchio)

Greco-Roman Art

The Punishment of Niobe (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2020.278)

Greco-Roman Art

The Rape of Proserpina (Bernini, Galleria Borghese, CCLXVIII)

Greco-Roman Art

The School of Athens (Raphael)

Greco-Roman Art

Tornado, Zeus Battling Typhon (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2007.49.389)

Greco-Roman Art

Venus and Mars (Botticelli)

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Zeus of Otricoli (Vatican Museums)

Greco-Roman Art
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1. Wikipedia: Ancient Greek religion
WikipediaWikipedia Ancient Greek religion, lead section, Greco-Roman Art
Quote, Wikipedia Ancient Greek religion, lead section, Greco-Roman Art
Religious practices in ancient Greece were polytheistic, encompassing a collection of beliefs, rituals, and mythology.
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