/r/ancient_art

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A subreddit for for ancient art: sculpture, mosaics, architecture, etc.

Welcome to /r/ancient_art!

This is a subreddit dedicated to the discussion, sharing and celebration of art (mosaics, paintings, sculpture, etc) from antiquity, be it Greek, Egyptian, Roman or anything else. Enjoy your stay!

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/r/ancientcivilizations
/r/ancientegypt
/r/ancientgreece
/r/ancientrome
/r/artefactporn
/r/byzantium
/r/mesoamerica

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/r/arthistory
/r/askhistorians
/r/historynetwork
/r/medievalart
/r/medievalhistory
/r/medievalmusic
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Always amazed by the art of the Ancient Greeks

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2024/03/02
08:12 UTC

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The Forgotten Ancient Civilizations Iceberg | PART 3 (has tons of ancient art in it)

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2024/02/23
20:33 UTC

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THE PARTHENON. What makes it one of the most iconic structures in the w...

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2023/10/28
21:46 UTC

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Patroclus' vase

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2023/10/28
02:23 UTC

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This is the incredible 2,3 meter (7 ft 6 inch) human statue that was recently unearthed at Karahantepe.

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2023/10/01
18:28 UTC

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How Ancient Egyptian Art Continues to Influence Modern Artists

When we delve into the annals of history, the artistry of ancient civilizations never fails to captivate us. Among these, ancient Egyptian art stands as a testament to the creativity and skill of our forebears.  In this blog, we will embark on a journey through time, exploring the enduring influence of pharaoh statues, the enigmatic allure of the Hatshepsut statue, and the profound impact of ancient Egyptian art on the modern artistic landscape.

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Read More: https://culturize.com/blog/how-ancient-egyptian-art-continues-to-influence-modern-artists

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2023/09/25
07:38 UTC

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Neptune and Salacia mosaic, Herculaneum (video below)

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2023/09/21
17:23 UTC

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Pantheon, from 27 BC – 14 AD to 125-128 AD

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2023/08/11
04:39 UTC

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"Led by King Theseus, the Athenians confront King Theseus in battle" as the main theme of a ca. 450 B.C. Attic red-figure terracota volute-krater currently exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

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2023/07/12
09:38 UTC

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Ancient History Youtube Channel!

Hey everyone! I recently stumbled upon an incredible YouTube channel dedicated to ancient history, and I just had to share it with you. This channel takes you on an immersive journey through the captivating world of our ancestors. From the wonders of ancient civilizations like Egypt, Rome, and Greece to lesser-known cultures and lost civilizations, every video is meticulously researched and presented in a visually stunning manner. The host's enthusiasm and expertise make the content engaging and accessible to all. Whether you're a history buff or simply curious about the past, this channel is a treasure trove of knowledge and a delightful way to explore the mysteries of ancient history. Check it out and get ready to be transported back in time! @MythicTalesOfficial Click Here!

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2023/06/17
16:51 UTC

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"Heracles steals the horses of Diomedes", a scene from the eighth labour of Heracles as the main theme of an Apulian red-figure vase dated ca. 400 B.C

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2023/06/17
05:40 UTC

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Luxor Temple, ancient Thebes (1400 BCE)

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2023/06/16
18:55 UTC

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How To Turn Iron into Majestic Works of Ink-like Art- Here’s how artists create intricate patterns from slabs of iron. Iron art is an ancient Chinese art form that was revived as modern China was established.

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2023/06/15
07:22 UTC

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THE PARTHENON. What makes it one of the most iconic structures in the w...

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2023/06/10
08:14 UTC

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Chiron teaching Achilles how to play the lyre, Roman fresco from Herculaneum, 1st century AD

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2023/05/27
16:34 UTC

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Padimahes, Block Statue (ca. 760-525 B.C.E.)

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2023/05/08
19:30 UTC

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"Heracles forces the Cretan bull to the ground and captures it", a scene from the seventh labour of Heracles as the main theme of an Attic black-figure amphora dated ca. 520 B.C.

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2023/05/06
12:14 UTC

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"Eos riding her chariot, Eros, a woman resting and a swan" as the main theme of a late fourth century B.C. ancient Greek terracotta dish found in Apulia, Italy. The dish is currently exhibited in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York

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2023/04/30
12:14 UTC

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