greek/roman inspo

<n>The Caryatids</n> of <n>The Erechtheion</n> on the Acropolis in Athens, 1946. Photo by <n>Werner Bischof</n>.

The <n>Laocoon Head Plaster Sculpture</n> by <n>Galleria Romanelli</n>, a reproduction of the famous Hellenistic work.

A marble bust of <n>Alexander the Great</n>.

A piece from the <n>Bond</n> exhibition by <n>SIZED</n> at the <n>Dries Van Noten</n> little house in Los Angeles.

The <n>Hellenistic</n> sculpture <n>Sleeping Satyr (Barberini Faun)</n>, ca. 220 BCE, at the Glyptothek, Munich.

A photograph by <n>Olivier Roller</n> from his series <n>Figure di Potere, Serie II</n>.

Roman marble copy of the Greek <n>Head of an Amazon (Sciarra type)</n> from the 5th century BC.

<n>Athens</n> (2023) by <n>Traianos Pakioufakis</n>, from the series <n>Hellenic Heads</n>.

<n>Undine rising from the waters</n>, a marble sculpture by <n>Chauncey Bradley Ives</n>, 1880.

The sculpture <n>Introspection</n> (2019) by artist <n>Luca Izzo</n>.

The <n>Hellenistic</n> sculpture <n>Winged Victory of Samothrace</n> (c. 190 BC) at the <n>Louvre Museum</n>.

The sculpture <n>Pygmalion and Galatea</n>.

<n>Caryatids</n> by <n>Alice Rideout</n> at the <n>Museum of Science and Industry</n> in Chicago.

<n>Venus de Milo</n>, a sculpture by <n>Alexandros of Antioch</n>.

<n>Roman</n> marble bust, <n>Child Portrait of Caracalla</n>.

A <n>cyanotype print</n> of the Greek mythological figure <n>Apollon</n>.