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nowadays belongs to the Prado Museum with the title "Dance in honor of Dionysus"
34-meter marble statue discovered in 1877 at the Temple of Hera in Olympia
Hand-polished in multiple steps with varying grits
Designed in 1848 by the distinguished Victorian sculptor‑medallist Edward William Wyon (1811–1885)
ready to hang
Eos in Her Chariot Bas-relief (Left) Color:PURE WHITE nowadays belongs to the PradoOur Eos in Her Chariot Bas relief (Left) is a reproduction masterpiece of the neo Attic original dating from the first century BC that is a replica of a fourth century prototype. The relief represents Eos (or Aurora in Roman mythology) driving a quadriga with her lover (Tithonus or Cephalus) at the horses heads. Fragments of a twin relief can be seen in the House of Telephus in Italy, Herculaneum. Eos, the dawn goddess was the sister of Helios (the
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