Italian Tourism Board travel poster for Turin, featuring the Bronze Horse statue of Emanuele Filiberto (1947). Artwork by Alberto Campagnoli.
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Conor Fallon
Horse
Bronze
Height (including marble base): 25cm.; 9¾in.
Height (excluding marble base): 20cm.; 8in.
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None Of Them Know How To Start A Conversation
Also two are known villains and the other is a famous hero.
Bonus
Someone finally managed to break the ice!
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Come back alive, Patroclus (Ink/watercolor version) 2023
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Ancient Equestrian Statues
Marcus Nonius Balbus, 1st century BCE (MANN,July 2019)
2. Funerary statue of a child. Via Ostiense, Rome, 3rd century CE. (Baths of Diocletian Museum, Rome, July 2015)
3. Jockey of Artemision, 150-140 BCE. ( National Achaeological Museum of Athens, October 2008)
4. Dioscuri statues, from Theatre of Pempey (Piazza del Campidoglio, July 2012)
5. Marcus Aurelius, c. 175 CE (Capitoline Museums, July 2007)
6. Statue of a youth on horseback (British Museum, July 2022)
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Pleasantly surprised to learn that paralympic dressage has higher standards than olympic dressage
I thought I saw some hyperflexion in the last trot, but slowing it down, it looks more like the horse just lost his balance for a moment and tried to catch himself
It's like a breath of fresh air compared to the all the tense trots I've gotten used to seeing
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The "Medici Riccardi Horse Head"
An extraordinary bronze sculpture of the head of a horse, which dates to the second half of the fourth century BC.
During the Renaissance Donatello used this as a model for his works, as did Leonardo da Vinci. The head was once part of a full statue of a horse, but the body of the horse has been lost to history.
Cast bronze, once guilded.
National Archaeological Museum of Florence,
Photo: Ilya Shurygin.
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General Andrew Jackson Statue 🏇🏹
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Statuette of a horse, Greece, late 2nd - 1st century BC, bronze, MET.
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The "Jockey of Artemision," a life-size bronze Greek statue of a boy riding a horse dating to around 140 BCE. It's rare to find bronze statues so large -- most of them were melted down at some point because of the value of the metal. This one survived because it sank in a shipwreck, only to be discovered in the 1920s.
{WHF} {Ko-Fi} {Medium}
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The Greeks are gone. They have left this totally normal, not suspicious at all wooden horse outside the city gate:
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The Skullduggery Crew!
Kay, Bronze, and Juniper!
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Three Bronze Phalarae from the Melksham Hoard, Wiltshire Museum, Devizes
The three bronze discs were likely imported and potentially served as decorative parts of a horse harness. As a votive item, they were intentionally stabbed before being buried.
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Age of Heroes (Tempera version 2023)
Illustration for Homer's Iliad. War Cariot of Achilles and Patroclus.
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