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THe Farnese Diadoumenos, Athlete binding victor's fillet around his head
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Copy in plaster made before 1887, transferred from the Royal Academy of Art in 1896, made on a Roman copy form the 1st. Cent. BCE of a lost Greek original made around 440 BCE, between the Severe and the Classical period.
Title: THe Farnese Diadoumenos, Athlete binding victor's fillet around his head
Description:
Copy in plaster made before 1887, transferred from the Royal Academy of Art in 1896, made on a Roman copy form the 1st.
Cent.
BCE of a lost Greek original made around 440 BCE, between the Severe and the Classical period.
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