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Worldvisitguide > Places > Musée archéologique... > Greek Antiquities > Hellenistic and Hellenistic... Hellenistic and Hellenistic influential in Roman sculpture Hellenistic and Hellenistic influential in Roman sculpture Section 5 on 5 Musée archéologique d'Istanbul Greek Antiquities Grèce antique Grèce hellénistique (circa from 430 to 146 B.C.) Periode : approx. between the Vth and the Ist century B.C. Open daily excepted monday See the tabloid Classification by : names artists places periods Description    Some Hellenistic rulers bequeathed their kingdoms to Rome after their death. By the second half of the second century BC the whole of the Eastern Mediterranean, including Greece, Macedonia, Anatolia, Syria and Egypt had come under the rule of Rome. Examples of sculptures from these regions, thus Romanized by peaceful means, share common characteristics with Hellenistic sculpture. In other words, the Roman copied earlier works of art produced and became the bearers of an older sculptural tradition. This transfer can be observed in the objects which have survived to our day. Site's content     Philiskos de Rhodes Statue of Are, daughter of Neon, from the Sanctuary of Artemis Polo Statue IInd century B.C. Anonyme Rekief of a Muse playing cithare Muse and Spirit of Fine Arts Bas-relief IInd century B.C. Statuette of the mother goddess Cybele Mitress of Life and Wild Nature Statuette IInd century B.C. Relief for the honour of the tragedy writer Euripides Bas-relief Ist century Statue of Asclepius God of medicine and Healing Statue IInd century B.C. Statue of a woman from the sanctuary of Artemis Polo Statue IInd century B.C. Statue of a woman from the sanctuary of Artemis Polo Statue IInd century B.C. Statue of Kodis, wife of Philon and daughter of Dionysodore, from the Sanctuary of Artemis Polo Statue IInd century B.C. Statue of a woman from the sanctuary of Artemis Polo Statue IInd century B.C. Statue of Are, daughter of Neon, from the Sanctuary of Artemis Polo Statue IInd century B.C. Votive relief depicting the gods in session Bas-relief IIIrd century B.C. Statue of a young girl Statue circa from IInd to Ist century B.C. Head of Gaia Symbol of the earth as a universal element Tête circa from IIIrd to IInd century B.C. The site is the exclusive owner of the structure and the contents. The works on-line are subjected to Intellectual Property Legislations. Insecula is a Thai company based in Pattaya - Chonburi 20260 - Thailand. www.facegain.com - www.worldtravelguide.com and www.bluetravel.com are independent and affiliated. It is forbidden to use this website for any purpose other than personal use. None of the content of this website may be reproduced, copied, used, communicated to the public or transmitted. Design : Studio AK Contact for insecula : insecula@gmail.com Travel Guide - Visit Online - Virtual Visit - Work of Art - History - Map - View from the sky - Photo by satellite - Forum - Blog - Panoramic Pictures - Video - Photos - Exchange Flats/Houses - Social network - Architecture - Research - Relationship - Partner - Meeting Thème(s) de cette page : influential roman women sculptures Recent registered users sun son lia ana alonso Jitin boliwal Musée archéologique d'Istanbul Etruscan and Roman Antiquities Roman Portrait Art (33) Sculptural Art in the Roman Imperial Period (24) The three marble cities of the Roman Anatolia : Aphrodisias (11) The three marble cities of the Roman Anatolia : Ephesus (4) The three marble cities of the Roman Anatolia : Miletus (15) Greek Antiquities Alexander the Great (11) Attic grave stelae and reliefs (15) Hellenistic and Hellenistic influential in Roman sculpture (12) Sculpture of Magnesia ad Meandrum and Tralles (15) Sculpture of the Archaic Period (2) Oriental Antiquities Anatolia under the Persians (6) Céramiques peintes de Babylone Deuxième salle de la nécropole de Sidon (6) Première salle de la nécropole de Sidon (2) Outdoor Architecture Façades (1)