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Lille kentaur
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The torso is a Roman version of the Greek male sculpture made around 450 BC, and described as “Canonical”, the exemplary version of a nude male in art. The version was probably made during the reign on Emperor Tiberius, 14-37 CE, and is today in Berlin.
Title: Lille kentaur
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The torso is a Roman version of the Greek male sculpture made around 450 BC, and described as “Canonical”, the exemplary version of a nude male in art.
The version was probably made during the reign on Emperor Tiberius, 14-37 CE, and is today in Berlin.
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