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Just a bit more teasing for the exhibition 'Qui es-tu Apollon? De l'Antiquité à la culture pop' ('Who Are You Apollo? From Antiquity to Pop Culture'), opening 15 April at the Juliobona Gallo-Roman Museum in Lillebonne, France (Normandy).
#archaeology #popculture #polychromy
Made in Byzantine Egypt.
Coptic.
Relief Frieze, 6th c.
Pinewood with traces of polychromy. A lion and leopard sprint toward the center...Peacocks of paradise guard a gemmed cross between billowing curtains, draped and held behind two columns.
© @metmuseum
Pheasants’ innate decorative polychromy of feathers is truly a sight of wonder🌈🎨
This Roman carnelian ring stone (1st-3rd c. AD) is an incredibly rare depiction of an artist at work. He looks to be applying paint to a portrait head with a brush. It's thought that he holds a palette in his other hand. #polychromy #metmuseum 1/2
Morning dudes! I’ve added some of the colourful gods and their symbols individually to the sticker and merch shop.
Here’s ✨Athene✨ in her polychromy-inspired Aegis!🌈
https://t.co/zNARXnq6BN
In this week’s post at #APlaceBetweenTheTrees, Matthew explores polychromy in Classical sculpture, linking it with our White Psyche exhibition. https://t.co/m0aqConpCu
Invitation: Technical Art History Colloquium on Polychromy - 24 January, Amsterdam. Lectures by Kaja Kollandsrud and Aleth Lorne. More info: https://t.co/DWs9otWBBy