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Summary
Title |
Untitled |
Date |
from 570 until 560 BC |
Medium |
sculpture in the round / Greek insular marble |
Dimensions |
Height: 222 cm (87.4 in). Width: 135 cm (53.1 in). |
Current location |
Archaeological Museum of Delphi |
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Accession number |
380, 1050 |
Object history |
between 1861 and 1893: excavated. Place: Delphi.
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References |
- Perseus Project. Delphi, Naxian Sphinx (Sculpture). Retrieved on 10 luglio 2012.
- Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The Naxian Sphinx. Retrieved on 10 luglio 2012.
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Source/Photographer |
taken by Ricardo André Frantz ( User:Tetraktys), 2006 |
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