Zeus statue

Statue of Zeus, The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. This is a Roman copy of the statue created by Phidias for the Temple of Zeus at Olympia. It was discovered in the excavations at Domitian’s villa near Lake Albano. It is made of marble, gilded wood, and stucco. It is 3.5m in height, and weighs around 16 tons.

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This edited article about Greek mythology first appeared in Look and Learn issue number 500 published on 14 August 1971. The statue of Zeus at Olympia Zeus was chief of all the Greek gods; the Romans knew him as Jove or Jupiter. The course of all human affairs was directed by him, and his throne […]

From the Louvre Museum.

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This black and white depiction showcases Gian Lorenzo Bernini's sculpture of Zeus, featuring the god of thunder and lightning with a messy bun hairstyle and voluminous beard. The composition emphasizes the sculpture's dramatic features in a classic artistic style.

Zeus, the king of all the Olympian gods. Known as Jupiter to the Romans #GreekMyth

ATTRIBUTED TO CARLO ALBACINI (1734 - AFTER 1807), ROMAN, FOURTH QUARTER 18TH CENTURY

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