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'''Bronze Statue of Apollo''' | '''Bronze Statue of Apollo''' - uncommon Roman artifact. | ||
Roman bronze statues of Apollo typically depict the god as an idealized young male with flowing hair, holding a lyre or bow, in contrapposto pose. They are based on Greek prototypes and cast using the lost-wax method. | Roman bronze statues of Apollo typically depict the god as an idealized young male with flowing hair, holding a lyre or bow, in contrapposto pose. They are based on Greek prototypes and cast using the lost-wax method. | ||
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| Rarity | Uncommon |
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| Era | Roman |
| Native to | Pompeii (Italy) |
| Toughness | 200.0 |
| Sale value | 120 |
| Materials | bronze |
Bronze Statue of Apollo - uncommon Roman artifact.
Roman bronze statues of Apollo typically depict the god as an idealized young male with flowing hair, holding a lyre or bow, in contrapposto pose. They are based on Greek prototypes and cast using the lost-wax method.
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