Statue of Aulus Metellus - Museo Omero

Aulus Metellus' portrait is one of the very few complete, original Etruscan-Roman bronze statues to have survived and shows clearly that Etruscan sculptors and craftsmen had completely mastered the art of making bronze artworks and objects.

The Etruscans – Introduction to Art History I

Ancient Greek Bronzes Go on View at the Getty in L.A.

Step back 2500 Years

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A State of Fear, and New Horizons (Three) - Architecture and Politics in Republican Rome

Richest Gathering of Hellenistic Bronzes in Centuries Goes on Tour

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