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The Etruscans

Chimera of Arezzo

Chimera of Arezzo, The Etruscans
Chimera of Arezzo, zoomed in
129 cmChimera of Arezzo scale comparison78.5 cm
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Chimera of Arezzo is an Ancient Etruscan Bronze Sculpture created in 400BCE. It lives at the National Archaeological Museum, Florence in Italy. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Greek and Roman Mythology and Sculpture. Source

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