3D modely ART

Marble Vase at The Royal Ontario Museum, Ontario

This marble vase shows how the Romans reimagined the Greek art that they copied.
It imitates a bronze krater, a vessel originally used at ancient Greek drinking paries (symposia) to hold the wine mixed with water. The design was re-used as a striking garden ornament in a luxurious villa at Stabiae, a rest-town near Pompeii, where it was discovered. The carved decoration shows Bacchantes (followers of the wine god Bacchus) in a dance, a sight familiar with the people.
 

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Triton and a Naiad Fountain in Vienna, Austria

Section of Aphrodite at the Louvre, Paris, France

Le Cabotin at The Petit Palais, Paris

Two Cows at The Saatchi Gallery, London

Head of Laocoon at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris

Sir James Henry Greathead in The City of London, UK