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The Braschi Antinous

Ancient Rome, 138CE
The Braschi Antinous, Ancient Rome
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The Braschi Antinous is an Ancient Roman Marble Sculpture created in 138CE. It lives at the Vatican Museums in Italy. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Greek and Roman Mythology.

Artwork submitted by Rick L.
The Braschi Antinous, Ancient Rome
The Braschi Antinous, Ancient Rome
The Braschi Antinous, Ancient Rome
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