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10 octobre 2017

First Exhibition to Explore the Art of Five Major World Religions Includes One of the Earliest Depictions of Christ

First Exhibition to Explore the Art of Five Major World Religions Includes One of the Earliest Depictions of Christ
Footprints of the Buddha, Found at Amavarati, India, c.AD 100–300. Carved limestone, H 67.5 cm © Trustees of the British Museum The Ashmolean, Oxford, will stage the first major exhibition to explore the visual cultures of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism,...
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Tags: India,  Vishnu,  Baghdad,  Mathura,  Romano-British,  Eastern Mediterranean,  Footprints of the Buddha,  Hinton Christ,  Panel showing Christ enthroned,  Blue Qur’an,  Bowl with Kufic Calligraphy,  Iran or Uzbekistan,  North Italy,  Parochet

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11 juillet 2014

Romano-British, 4Th-5th century, Finger ring

Romano-British, 4Th-5th century, Finger ring
Romano-British, 4Th-5th century, Finger ring. Photo Sotheby's with an old paper label inscribed in ink with a description of the ring and its provenance by Sir William Tite's great nephew, dated: Feb. 26. 1918, gold, emeralds, sapphires and garnets, shank...
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Tags: 4th-5th Century,  finger ring,  Romano-British

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7 septembre 2013

Fragments from a Roman Equestrian Statue reunited after nearly 2,000 years!

Fragments from a Roman Equestrian Statue reunited after nearly 2,000 years!
Head of the Emperor Claudius or Nero, AD 43–99, Romano-British. Unknown maker. Copper alloy, 31.5 x 24.5 x 25 cm. British Museum. A life-size head from an equestrian statue of the emperor Claudius, fished out of the river Alde at Rendham, Suffolk in 1907...
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Tags: copper alloy,  Emperor Nero,  Emperor Claudius,  AD 43–99,  Romano-British

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