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r/classicalArt

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Welcome to r/classicalArt. This is a place to discuss art from antiquity to neoclassical. You can also feel free to share your recreations of classical art or anything you create in the mentioned styles.

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to r/classicalArt by Cananopie
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Leon Maxime Faivre - Deux Meres (Two Mothers) (1888) image
Leon Maxime Faivre - Deux Meres (Two Mothers) (1888)
to r/classicalArt by gamr4456
8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Head of Zeus, 2nd century AD, Roman copy after a Greek original from the 5th century BCE. Museo Nazionale Romano di Palazzo Altemps. image
Head of Zeus, 2nd century AD, Roman copy after a Greek original from the 5th century BCE. Museo Nazionale Romano di Palazzo Altemps.
to r/classicalArt by gamr4456
8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Marble head of an Amazon, Herculaneum, AD 1st c. image
Marble head of an Amazon, Herculaneum, AD 1st c.
to r/classicalArt by gamr4456
8 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Terracotta vase, 3rd-2nd century BC, belongs to a class of pieces associated with the site of Centuripe in Sicily and that are characterized by elaborate and delicate applied decoration and by refined polychromy. MET. image
Terracotta vase, 3rd-2nd century BC, belongs to a class of pieces associated with the site of Centuripe in Sicily and that are characterized by elaborate and delicate applied decoration and by refined polychromy. MET.