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1 Student Slide Review, Etruscan Art

2 Architecture Reconstuction of the temple at Veii

3 Capitoline Wolf C.500BC Bronze 9 ½ inches high
Image of wolf nursing Romulus & Remus (the symbol of Rome)

4 Apollo of Veii C. 515 BC Painted terra-cotta Approx 5ft. 10 inches
(reflects the Etruscan interest in gesture, motion, and posture)

5 Mars of Todi Early 4th century BC Bronze 55 1/8 inches high

6 Chimera from Arezzo Bronze

7 Mirror from Volterra, Etruscan & Roman (below) (version)

8 Sarcophagus from Cerveteria
C. 520 BC Painted terra-cotta 6ft. 7 in. long

9 Mourners at the Door of the Other World
Tomb of the Augurs Tarquinia c.510 BC

10 Tomb of the Leopards BC Fresco

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