Fourth Century Bc Collection
"Exploring the Riches of the Fourth Century BC: From Pythagoras to Persepolis" In this captivating era, marked by intellectual and artistic achievements
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"Exploring the Riches of the Fourth Century BC: From Pythagoras to Persepolis" In this captivating era, marked by intellectual and artistic achievements, two great minds emerged - Pythagoras and Euclid. Their groundbreaking contributions in mathematics and geometry continue to shape our world today. The exquisite marble tile from 1437 showcases their brilliance. Delving into the realm of beauty, a breathtaking wreath crafted in gold transports us back to the fourth century BC. Its intricate design speaks volumes about the craftsmanship of that time. Similarly, a pair of filigree earrings from late fourth century BC mesmerizes with its delicate spirals, showcasing ancient techniques passed down through generations. The Stele of Paamun takes us on an emotional journey as it depicts his tragic death by drowning during his beatification in 300 BC. This relief sculpture serves as a poignant reminder of human vulnerability amidst divine reverence. A limestone head dating from the end of Nectanebo I's reign offers a glimpse into Egyptian artistry during this period. Its detailed features reflect skilled sculpting techniques prevalent at that time. Moving forward in history, we encounter remarkable marble sculptures such as Xenocrates' head on a herm and "dying Alexander. " These masterpieces capture emotions frozen in time and provide insights into Hellenistic artistry during the late second century BC. Venturing beyond Greece, we discover a majestic granite statue depicting Darius from the Achaemenid period. This monumental piece stands as a testament to Persian grandeur and power during this era. Returning to Greek influence, Aristophanes' head on a herm carved from marble showcases Roman-era craftsmanship in the first century AD. It pays homage to one of antiquity's greatest comedic playwrights while exemplifying classical aesthetics. Lastly, we encounter an enchanting copy of Artemis statue made from marble originating in the fourth century BC—a true treasure embodying grace and divine beauty.