Adam (XIVe siècle), prélevée du revers de la façade occidentale en 1911 et posée dans la salle basse de la tour Saint-Romain.
Giogo - Own work
Adam by Bourdelle, Musée Bourdelle, Paris, France.
couscouschocolat from Issy-Les-Moulineaux, France
Albert darcq, falciatore a riposo, ante 1882
Sailko and one more author - Self-photographed
Apollo, Poetry and Music by Aimé Millet (ca. 1860–1869), viewed from the Eastern side (Rue Halévy). Roof of the Palais Garnier, Paris.
Chabe01 - Own work
Apollo Sauroktonos Louvre Ma441 n06
Statue du type de l'Apollon sauroctone (« tueur de lézard »). Copie romaine du Ier siècle apr. J.-C. (?) d'un original de Praxitèle de 450 av. J.-C. environ, restaurations des XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles. Découverte à Rome au XVIIe siècle (?).
Marie-Lan Nguyen and one more author - Own work
Apolo de Piombino, bronze, detalhes em cobre, autor desconhecido, datação incerta, possivelmente século I a.C.
Ricardo André Frantz tetraktys (talk) 04:00, 26 March 2017 (UTC) - Own work
Apollon citharède de Pompéi, statue en bronze, 68 cm. IIe ou Ier siècle av.JC. Exposition temporaire au Cet
Apollon Citharède (=Apollon jouant de la cithare, celle-ci
ayant aujourd'hui disparu) est une statue en bronze découverte dans les
ruines de Pompéi, datant de l'époque impériale (I-II s. av JC).Louvre (Paris) avant acquisition. Origine Grèce ou copie romaine.
Siren-Com - Own work
"Ares Borghese" 1st-2nd C. AD Roman Marble Copy of 5th C. BC Greek Bronze Statue of Ares (Mars) Gary Todd from Xinzheng, China - "Ares Borghese" 1st-2nd C. AD Roman Marble Copy of 5th C. BC Greek Bronze Statue of Ares (Mars)
Ares Borghese (left) and Hermes Richelieu (right) in the Louvre
APK - Own work
Aristée, dieu des jardins (Aristaeus, god of the gardens). Marble, exhibited at the Salon of 1817 (the plaster model was exhibited in the Salon of 1812).
François-Joseph Bosio (French, 1768–1845) - Jastrow (2006)
Bacchus in an androgynous form. Roman, Imperial. 2nd century AD
Afrodita nz - taken from File:Bacchus in Louvre.jpg (first version)
Borghese Gladiator. Copy (ca. 100 AD) of an original of the 3rd century BC, found in Anzio, Latium.
Borghese Gladiator Louvre
Agasias of Ephesus - Ismoon (talk)
Cavalier arabe
by Jean-Jacques Feuchère. pont d'Iena RD am
Siren-Com and one more author - Own work
Centaure marin enlevant un silène
The Louvre Museum in Paris, France.
Phyrexian and one more author - Own work
Châlette-sur-Loing (loiret, France) ; magasin de vente d'objet de décoration de jardin.
François GOGLINS - Own work
Carole Raddato from FRANKFURT, Germany - Louvre Museum Uploaded by Marcus Cyron
Diomedes stealing the Palladion (now lost). Marble, Roman copy from the 2nd-3rd century CE after a Greek original of the 5th century.
Copy of Nausykles or Kresilas (?) - Jastrow (2006)
Estátua de Eros e Psique. Autor desconhecido, procedência italiana, mármore, século II d.C. (há erro no nome do arquivo). Antiga Coleção Borghese, restaurada pela oficina de B. Cavaceppi.
Ricardo André Frantz - Own work
Estátua do imperador Oto. Autor desconhecido, mármore, 69 d.C. (há erro no nome do arquivo). Antiga coleção Braschi. Inventário Louvre MR 317
Ricardo André Frantz - Own work -
Eugène-Antoine Aizelin - Agar et Ismael, Musée du Luxembourg, puis musée d'Orsay
Created: 1888
Flying Mercury by Giambologna Louvre MR 3271 frontal
Nathanael Burton and one more author - IMG_20141107_142159
Fountain at Place Masséna, Nice, France
Filip Maljković from Pancevo, Serbia - Fountain at the Masséna Square in Nice
Gladiator with sword-Louis Ernest Meissonnier-
Rama and one more author - Own work
Heracles of the Farnese type, 3rd century BC or Imperial Era Roman copy from an original by Lysippos. Bronze statuette found in Foligno, Italy.Copy of Lysippos - Marie-Lan Nguyen (2006)
Heroic statue of a Roman general; the antique head does not belong to the statue and represents Octavius. The back of the support bears the sculptor's signature: “Ὀφελίων / [Ἀριστονίδα]”. Body: marble, 1st century BC; head: marble, ca. 31 BC. From Tusculum, Italy.
Collezione Borghese, Statua eroica, I secolo a.C. Rinvenuta a Tuscolo, vicino a Monte Porzio (Italia). Questo tipo di statua nuda, raffigurante una figura illustre in atteggiamento eroico – in questo caso un generale – compare nell'arte romana già a partire dal I secolo a.C. Sul retro della corazza è presente la firma dello scultore greco Ofelio, figlio di Aristonida, che qui copiò un Marte noto da un esemplare rinvenuto a Ostia. La testa, non originale (circa 31 a.C.), è quella di Ottaviano (Augusto, imperatore dal 27 a.C. al 14 d.C.).Ladislav Luppa - Own work
Ophelion, son of Aristonidas (signed) - Jastrow (2008)
Imperial group as Mars and Venus; the male figure is a portrait of Hadrian, the female figure was reworked into a portrait of Annia Lucilla (?). Marble, Roman artwork, ca. 120–140 AD, reworked ca. 170–175 AD.
Coppia imperiale raffigurante Marte e Venere. 120-140 a.C., rimaneggiata nel 170-175. Il dio Marte ha il volto dell'imperatore Adriano. La dea Venere ha il gesto della Venere di Capua, porgendo al dio la sua armatura. La sua testa è stata successivamente sostituita per rappresentare l'imperatrice Lucilla (moglie di Lucio Vero, 161-169 d.C.). Ex collezione Borghese: acquistata nel 1807. MR 316. Ma 1009. Sa tête a été change ultérieurement pour représenter l'impératrice Lucile (femme de Lucius Verus 161-169 ap. J.-C.). Collezione antica Borghèse: achat 1807. MR 316. Ma 1009.
User:Jastrow, own work, 2008-04-11
Jardin des Tuileries in the rain.
Deror avi - Own work
Jean-Joseph Foucou - Faune au chevreau
Jupiter, king of the Roman gods, bringing lightning and accompanied by an eagle -Roman marble work (H. 234 cm) made around 150 AD. JC, belonging at the Musée du Louvre, photographed at Louvre-Lens where it is exposed temporarily.
Jean-Pol GRANDMONT - Self-photographed
Kassel Apollo Louvre Museum
Orgio89 - Own wor Created: 2nd century
Kouros' Head to horse, Acropolis' museum, Athens,
Roccuz [1] - This picture was taken by me in April 2006 in Athens (Greece)
Kouros. Bronze, Laconian style, ca. 580–570 BC. From the shrine of Apollo Hyperteleatas at Phoiniki, Laconia.
Marie-Lan Nguyen (User:Jastrow), 2008-09-27
Kouros d'Actium - Musée du Louvre AGER MNB 766 ; Ma 687
Shonagon and one more author - Own work
Kouros from the Asclepieion of Paros. Parian marble, cca 540 BC. Louvre, Paris.
Zde - Own work
"L'Age d'Airain" sculpture by Auguste Rodin @ Place Rodin @ Paris 16
Guilhem Vellut from Paris, France - "L'Age d'Airain" sculpture by Auguste Rodin @ Place Rodin @ Paris 16
L'Âge d'airain d'Auguste Rodin sur la place Rodin, Paris 16e.
Mu - Own work
La Fraternité de Jules Dalou dans la salle des mariages
Paris Mairie du 10e Ordifana75 - Own work
Le Génie de la Liberté, Dumont (Louvre RF 680) 01
Lens Louvre. Dans la Galerie du Temps du Louvre-Lens.
Guillaume Baviere from Stockholm, Sweden - 2021-12-24
Leonardo da Vinci in Amboise
Scultura di Amleto Cataldi.
Apollo of the Lycian Apollo type. Marble, Roman copy from the second quarter of the 2nd century AD after a Greek original traditionnally attributed to Praxiteles. The right-hand fingers are a modern restoration. From Smyrna, before 1680.
Copy after Praxiteles? - Jastrow (2007)
Lycian Apollo
pollo, Slayer of the Monster Python, "Lycian Apollo" Type, Roman Copy of Greek Original
Galleries of Ancient Greece and Italy, Louvre Museum, Paris, France. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Louvre museum
Maillol, Aristide (1861-1944) Le Desir (1907 Paris, Musee D'Orsay
Rodney - Le Desir (1907)
Manche de patère au kouros en bronze, daté vers -550 avant notre ère. Présenté dans la vitrine « Grèce : Métal - Verre » au Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon. Numéro d’inventaire A 2007.
Lyokoï - Own work
Marmande (Lot-et-Garonne, France) - Summer of Life, by Jean-Baptiste Champeil
Benjamin Smith - Own work
Marmande (Lot-et-Garonne, France) - Spring of Life, by Jean-Baptiste Champeil
Benjamin Smith - Own work
Mercury and Psyche. Bronze, 1593. Made in Prague for Emperor Rudolph II, taken as booty by the Swedish army in 1648 and brought to France by Queen Christina after her abdication.
Adriaen de Vries (Dutch, 1556–1626) - fr:Utilisateur:Urban (December 2004)
Created: 1593
Moulage de kouros archaïque at Musée Matisse de Nice, (Polymedes of Argos), plâtre, bois et flasse, Atelier de moulage du Musée du Louvre, après 1914
Yair Haklai - Own work
MuséeBretagne - guerrier gallo-romain
Pymouss and one more author - Own work
Narcisse, par Paul Dubois, 1862. Statue en plâtre avec marques de mise aux points. Inv.1905.31. Musée Camille Claudel, salle 3. Cette statue a été réalisée en marbre en 1866 pour une niche de la Cour Carrée du Louvre. Un autre marbre se trouve au Musée d'Orsay. Le plâtre original est conservé au Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie de Troyes.
Vassil - Own work
Narcisse - Hermaphrodite Mazarin
Narcisse, dit aussi l'Hermaphrodite Mazarin et le Génie du repos éternel. Louvre, salle du Manège.
Dinkum and one more author - Own work
Oedipe enfant rappelé à la vie par le berger Phorbas qui l'a détaché de l'arbre - Musée du Louvre Sculptures N 15538
Shonagon and one more author - Own work
Philopoemen (Louvre, LP 1556).
Statue de Philopoemen blessé. Surnommé "le dernier des Grecs" par Plutarque, il avait essayé d'organiser la défense des cités grecques contre la menace romaine.
Nathanael Burton - IMG_20141107_134801
Poséidon Jameson - Musée du Louvre Objets d'art Br 4307 ; MND 2014
Shonagon and one more author - Own work
Prometheus depicted in a sculpture by Nicolas-Sébastien Adam, 1762 (Louvre).
Reconstitution en plâtre du groupe de Vénus et Mars par Félix Ravaisson
Vénus de Milo et Arès Borghèse
Précédente - Own work
Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois | Cour Napoléon The Louvre Museum is the world's largest museum. In 1682, Louis XIV chose the Palace of Versailles for his household, leaving the Louvre primarily as a place to display the royal collection. During the French Revolution, the National Assembly decreed that the Louvre should be used as a museum to display the nation's masterpieces and the museum opened on August 10, 1793. Richelieu wing, Cour Puget: "Hercules Battling Achelous as Serpent" by François Joseph Bosio, 1824.
Fred Romero from Paris, France - Paris - Musée du Louvre
Sculpture d'Albert Chartier 27Didier Chartier - Own work
Sculpture intitulée Le serment de Spartacus de Louis-Ernest Barrias
(French, 1841–1905). Marble, 1871. au jardin des Tuileries, Paris.
Dr Murali Mohan Gurram. - Own work
Sculpture nu masculin du Parc de Saint-Cloud
Copyleft - Own work
Statue d'Alexandre le Grand. 2e siècle. Marbre. Achat 1815. Musée du Louvre.
Darafsh - Own work
Statue de l'improvisateur (Bronze de Felix Charpentier - 1887) Bandol, Var, France.
Wayne77 - Own work
Statue héroïque dite Jules César Louvre Lens
Statua eroica, nota come Giulio Cesare, inizio I secolo d.C. Basata su un originale greco del V secolo a.C.: il Diomede di Cresila. Acquisita nel 1807.
Caroline Léna Becker
Statue of Dionysus. Marble, 2nd century CE (some restorations in the 17th century).
Dionysos Richelieu Louvre
Jastrow (2006)
Statues on the right of the building 16 rue Lemercier, Paris 17th arr.
Tangopaso - Own work
Statuette of Hermes (labelled Esculapius by the museum), City Arts Museum of Angoulême, France.
Jack ma. - Own work.
Tête du Cavalier Rampin. Musée du Louvre, 2014.
Ptyx - Own work
The Dying Slave (H. 2.28 m). Marble statue, work produced between 1510 and 1515 by Michelangelo Buonarroti for the tomb of Pope Julius II and excluded from the project by it. After being owned by different owners, passed into the collections of the Duke of Richelieu, it was finally seized during the Revolution in 1792. It is currently kept at the Louvre in Paris (ref: MR 1590) and was photographed there on December 09, 2011.
Jean-Pol GRANDMONT - Own work
Theseus fighting the Minotaur by Étienne-Jules Ramey (French, 1796–1852). Marble, 1826. In the Tuileries Gardens, Paris.
Jastrow - Self-photographed
Torso of the Diadumenos type. Marble, Roman copy of the early 2nd century CE after a Greek original of ca. 440–430 BC. Previously restored as a Germanicus.
Copy of Polykleitos - Jastrow (2007)
Vieux Pêcheur, dit Sénèque mourant. Louvre, Salle du Manège.
Documentata per la prima volta nel 1599 nella collezione del duca Altemps, l'opera fu acquisita dal cardinale Scipione Borghese (1576-1623). Si tratta indubbiamente di un'immagine di un pescatore, un tipo scultoreo tipico del periodo ellenistico. Ampiamente restaurata e collocata in una vasca dalla superficie rosso sangue, fu identificata come Seneca, precettore di Nerone, costretto al suicidio. La statua raggiunse una notevole fama: Rubens la rese il soggetto de La morte di Seneca (Monaco di Baviera, Alte Pinakothek).
Vassil - Own work
Zeus, statue de Robert Wlérick, exposée en extérieur devant le musée Dubalen à Mont-de-Marsan (Landes, France)
Jibi44 - Own work
