Final Review Total annihilation shall follow. Kouros 600 BCE, Archaic.

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Final Review Total annihilation shall follow

Kouros 600 BCE, Archaic

Kroisos, 530 BCE, Archaic

Kritios, 480 BCE, Classical

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Apollo of Veii Vulca?, BCE, Painted terra cotta, 5’10”

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Augustus Primaporta 20 BCE, Marble, 6’8”

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