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Alexandridis, Annetta
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Leochares (Greek original)
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Mericle, Danielle
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Goldwin Smith Hall (Room 264), Cornell University
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Klarman Hall Atrium, Cornell University
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Knidos, Datça Peninsula, Turkey (excavated 1858) (original)
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Villa dei Papiri (area of large garden), Herculaneum, Italy (discovery site
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discovered 1756) (original)
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Demeter (Greek deity)
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London, British Museum (original)
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Head of Demeter of Knidos
Collection:
Cornell Cast Collection
Location:
Goldwin Smith Hall (Room 264), Cornell University
Knidos, Datça Peninsula, Turkey (excavated 1858) (original)
Date:
ca. 1890-1900 (cast)
ca. 350-330 BCE (original)
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Image
Creator:
Leochares (Greek original)
Photographer:
Mericle, Danielle
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Peplophoros from the Villa of the Papyri (right arm)
Collection:
Cornell Cast Collection
Location:
Klarman Hall Atrium, Cornell University
previously, Goldwin Smith Hall (Room 128) and Warehouse
Villa dei Papiri (area of large garden), Herculaneum, Italy (discovery site
discovered 1756) (original)
Date:
ca. 1890-1900 (cast)
ca. mid 1st century BCE to 79 CE (original)
2009 (image)
Format:
Image
Creator:
Unknown (original)
Photographer:
Alexandridis, Annetta
