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40,000 BCE
Lion man, Paleolithic period, 40000~35000 BCE
Incredible work that shows since the ancient time, people already have an idea about the myth. -
31,000 BCE
Replica of Paintings in the Chauvet Cave, Paleolithic Period ,31,000 years old
Pretty amazing art work which not just shows the ancient creature seems like and also help us to understand what the ancient people might need to fight for or live with in order to survive. -
24,000 BCE
Woman from Willendorf, Paleolithic Period, 24,000 BCE
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3517 BCE
Reconstruction of the Anu Ziggurat and White Temple, Uruk, Ancient Mesopotamia period ,3517-3358 B.C.E.
This kind of structure shows that during that period, people already believe in god and have their own religion. Also, it also shows that the ancient people's building tech-knowledge already have its own high during that time. -
3000 BCE
Cuneiform Script, Ancient Mesopotamia,3000 BC
This is the letter which sent by the high-priest Luenna to the king of Lagash to inform that his son is death in combat. Cuneiform Script is important because it is the first organized writing system that developed in the ancient period. -
3000 BCE
Warka Vese, Ancient Mesopotamia ,3300–3000 BCE
This vese is used to record the story during that time. This kind of antique let us are able to know what the society system or their life during the Mesopotamia period. -
2450 BCE
Ti Watching a Hippopotamus Hunt, Ancient Egypt Old Kingdom Period , 2450–2325 BCE
This art work shows the old kingdom period's art style and how the showing someone is important in a single painting. -
1473 BCE
Kneeling figure of Hatshepsut, Ancient Egypt New kingdom period, 1473–1458 BCE
Hatshepsut is the longest female Pharaoh during ancient Egypt. She not only open the new market for Egypt's trading, but also build a huge temple which known as Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut. This structure shows that female still has the power as the male. -
1285 BCE
Judgment of Hunefer before Osiris, Ancient Egypt New Kingdom period, 1285 BCE
This painting shows the Egyptian attitude toward the death, they believe in that they will be judge when they are death, and there will be a possible for them to revive, so they made their body become mummy when they dead. -
460 BCE
The Artemision Bronze, either Poseidon or Zeus, Ancient Greek, 460 BC,
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400 BCE
The theatre of Epidauros, Ancient Greek ,4th century BC
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130 BCE
The Venus de Milo, Alexandros of Antioch, Ancient Greek, 130-100 BC
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30 BCE
Villa of Livia, Ancient Roman, 30-20 B.C.E.
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5 BCE
Capitoline Wolf, Ancient Roman, 5th century B.C.E. or medieval
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14
Augustus of Primaporta,Ancient Roman, AD 14 — AD 37.
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1050
Church of Sainte‐Foy, Romanesque, 1050–1130
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1093
Durham Cathedral on the River Wear, Romanesque, Norman construction founded 1093
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1150
Enthroned Virgin and Child, Romanesque, 1150-1200,
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1300
Seated Figure,African, terracotta, 13th century
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1324
The Virgin of Jeanne d’Evreux, Gothic, 1324-39
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1472
Apollo and Diana, LUCAS CRANACH THE ELDER, Renaissance,1472-1553
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1511
The Creation of Adam, Michelangelo, Renaissance, 1511
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1511
The Birth of Venus, Sandro Botticelli, Renaissance, 1485.
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1550
Equestrian Oba and Attendants,African, 1550-1680
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David di Bernini, Gianlorenzo Bernini,Southern Baroque, 1598-1680
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Judith Beheading Holofernes, Caravaggio, Southern Baroque, 1598-1599
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The Calling of St. Matthew, Caravaggio, Southern Baroque, 1599–1600
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Figurative Harp (Domu), African,19th-20th