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Phidias (Greek sculptor), "Elgin Marbles" from the Parthenon, 447–438 BCE, British Museum, London. | Ancient greek art, Greek art, Ancient art
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Parthenon Marbles. Classical Greek. Ca. 447-438 BC. Acropolis, Athens. Supervision by Phidias. The Cavalcade. South frieze. The British Museum. London. UK. - Album alb3204953
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Phidias, Parthenon sculpture (pediments, metopes and frieze)
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statue; pediment | British Museum
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