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The Dying Gaul
The Romans left us a great legacy, which today helps us understand better their ancient civilisation. They recorded practically everything in the form of engravings, mosaics, reliefs and sculpture, the latter being a highly regarded art form in their culture. … Continue reading →
Posted in Ancient Rome, Arts and culture, English, sculpture
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Tagged capitol, capitoline museums, classic art, dying gaul, ludovisi estate, palazzo nuovo, Rome, sculpture
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