the body in marble and bronze
Greek, Etruscan and Roman sculpture across eight centuries. The Cleveland Apollo, a bronze attributed to Praxiteles or a follower, stands among an archaic kouros, grave reliefs, the head of Alexander and a Vespasian recut from a portrait of Nero.
14 digital works · source dimensions retained in pixels · no physical scale assigned
13 digital works · source dimensions retained in pixels · no physical scale assigned
14 digital works · source dimensions retained in pixels · no physical scale assigned
The collection brings together works from the Art Institute of Chicago and Cleveland Museum of Art Open Access collections and other openly licensed sources. Artist, title, date, medium, source and rights are printed under every plate. EPRIS Museum claims no rights in these images.