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Hearst Museum object titled Coin: ar triobol, accession number 8-5547, described as Coin; AR; Triobol; Greek. 2.8096 grams, 16 mm. Arcadian League, 363-280 BC. Megalopoli, Greece. Obverse: Head of Zeus l. laureate; to right, I . Reverse: Pan, horned and naked, seated l. on rock holding lagobolon; in field, monogram. Remarks: "(attibuted by Bauslaugh, 1972)" "condition, excellent.
Hearst Museum object titled Engraving (reproduction), accession number 21-163, described as Cast of engraving of Dionysos and bathing women. From an Etruscan mirror found at Palestrina, Italy. Royal Antiquarium, Berlin.
Hearst Museum object titled Engraving (reproduction), accession number 21-164, described as Cast of engraving on a young man and woman. From an Etruscan mirror found at Palestrina, Italy. Royal Antiquarium, Berlin.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Inscription (reproduction), accession number 21-219, described as Cast of Greek inscription with a dedication of his statue by the athlete Xenokles, ca. 400-380 BCE. In two lines at right angles to one another. From a marble original at Olympia, Greece, wrongly listed as a bronze one in the sale catalogue of the Berlin Royal Museum’s cast works, and hence absurdly bronzed. Consult Ernst Curtins, Archaeologische Zeitung 1878. Friederichs-Wolters 410. Olympia V, 164.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Plaster cast, accession number 21-147, described as Cast of Etruscan Goddess From a bronze in the Berlin Antiquarium with an inscription. Compare Mincali, Monumenti Plate 33.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Plaster cast, accession number 21-172, described as Cast of Etruscan warrior and wife. Fifth century BC. From an Etruscan candelabrum formerly in the Cabinet Pourtalès, Paris. Royal Antiquarium, Berlin.
Hearst Museum object titled Statue (reproduction), accession number 21-109, described as Venus of Knidos or Venus Braschi (Greek: Aphrodite). From a statue of Parian marble sold out of the Braschi Palace, Rome, to King Louis I of Bavaria. Height: 174 cm, Width/breadth: 41.2 cm, Depth/thickness: 12.6 cm
Hearst Museum object titled Statuette (reproduction), accession number 21-214, described as Cast of recumbent youth. From a mildly archaic Greek bronze statuette discovered and preserved at Olympia, Greece. The pose and the type recall the very common ones of Greek, Etruscan and Roman sepulchral statues and statuettes of stone and clay, in which the dead person appears comfortably extended on a couch, and with a wine cup in his hand, like one who has entered into the joy of Elysian life. Friederichs-Wolters 378. Olympia IV Plate 7.
Hearst Museum object titled Statuette (reproduction), accession number 21-148, described as Cast of winged Etruscan Goddess. From a bronze statuette in the Berlin Antiquarium.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Statuette (reproduction), accession number 21-149, described as Cast of Etruscan warrior. From a bronze statuette in the Royal Antiquarium of Berlin.

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