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Torso of a statue of a girl made around 300 BC and today displayed at Antike am Königsplatz in Munich, Germany. This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory, through which we are...

The sculpture 'A Torso' is part of the Muzeon Park of arts founded in 1992 and was originally conceived as a park of arts, to a large extent, thanks to a neighborhood with the Tretyakov gallery and the Central House of Artist as well as monuments of...

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Torso of a youth, identity unknown

Torso of a woman from the early 4th century BC

THis is a limestone torso of a female statue with a decorated dress and jewellery.

This modern sculpture is a torso of a warrior. ...The warrior depicted topless and has a beard and a helmet. 

This marble male torso probably depicts a god. ...The figure is dressed in a slightly draped garment fastened by a knot on his left shoulder. 

This is a torso of a limestone sculpture depicting an unknown female. ...the sculpture was discovered in Amathous, Acropolis, Sanctuary of Aphrodite. 

This fragmentary statue of a kouros torso was found in athens and was probably carved about the middle of the 6th century B.C.

This is a marble torso of either of the Greek gods, Apollo or Dionysos. ...We can see remnants of two curls on his shoulders. 

This torso of a kore, carved from Parian marble, was found in Aegina. ...The statue was colossal in scale, the sleeved chiton preserves part of its incised decoration.

This Roman marble torso of a woman, housed in a private collection, is a prime example of one of the many reproductions of the 'Venus coming from the bath' type. ...   More metadata on this work coming soon.

This torso of a kouros was probably an island work, with fine proportions and a smooth rendering of the individual forms. ...Found in Moschato, Attica and created of Island marble around 580 BC

This torso of a kouros was found in the sanctuary of Ptoan Apollo in Boeotia. It is one of the earliest kouroi of the Ptoon group. ... Product of a Cycladic workshop around 560 BC

This is a marble torso of a satyr, a mythological creature that is half man, half goat. They were the deities of woodlands and often accompanied Dionysus. ...This piece is from Rodin's personal collection and was shown as part of the Rodin and the art...

Marble torso of a kouros, found in Athens on the bank on the Ilissos river. He wears a small mantle and is one of the few examples of draped kouroi from mainland Greece. This statuary type was common in Eastern Greece and, particularly, in Ionia.

This marble torso missing its head, forearms, and lower legs elegantly illustrate the contrapposto stance, credited to Greek sculptors, in which the weight of the body is placed on one foot so that the hip thrusts slightly forward bringing a...

Here he has placed his bronze torso on a dramatically different plaster cast of a classical marble pedestal from his own collection. The truncation of the torso makes it more abstract and less naturalistic. Rodin sometimes asked his models to sit on...

Torso of a boy made of plaster by Franz Metzner (1870 - 1919). It was purchased by the Veletržní Palace National Gallery (Prague, Czech Republic) in 1921. This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is a non-profit initiative introduced...

... to achieve perfection in the realistic rendering of the body of the man. That results in Head of a Man from 1910, a bust from 1911 and a torso (The Docker), from 1911-1912. ...Lacaege also stood as model for The Ship Unloader from 1913.

Samos (Greece), sanctuary of Here, acquired in 1915Marble, around 530 BC The very fragmentary torso represents a Hoplite, Greek infantry soldier in full armour with Ionic helmet and cuirass. This statue made of grey marble was set up as a votive...

Roman Torso of a Man, 1st-2nd century A.D. Marble 136.8 x 59.7 x 49.5 cm (53 7/8 x 23 1/2 x 19 1/2 in.) (with base) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Hokin, 1972.1231 Ancient and Byzantine Art Gallery 152 Beginning in the 1st century A.D., it became...

Roman Torso of a Man, 1st-2nd century A.D. Marble 136.8 x 59.7 x 49.5 cm (53 7/8 x 23 1/2 x 19 1/2 in.) (with base) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Hokin, 1972.1231 Ancient and Byzantine Art Gallery 152 Beginning in the 1st century A.D., it became...

This torso was found in Aghios Kosmas, Attica. Many remains of statues of kouros have been found throughout the years, which indicates how many have been made during the Archaic period, when they were most popular. ...They were dedicated to the gods...

The sculpture represents a satyr or a centaur of the entourage of Dionysus. ...It was reworked in the 17th century.

The Lapidarium is a place where stone monuments and fragments of archaeological interest are exhibited

The young man is unnamed, but his slim, muscular body copies the athlete's statue by Stephanos, a pupil of Pasiteles. ...This style combines the eclectic manner of models from the early classical period (490-450 BC) with explicit artificial antiquity.

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