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Parthenon Frieze Fragment sculpture It was called the Farnese

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It was called the Farnese Hercules because it was discovered in the baths of Caracalla in Rome

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Nerva was compelled to adopt the more popular Trajan as his heir and successor

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It has been a frequent subject of artists and sculptors

Parthenon Frieze Fragment sculpture It was called the FarneseOur Parthenon frieze reproduction is a copy of the ancient Block VIII of the west frieze executed on Pentelic marble by renowned Greek sculptor Phidias (ca 442438 BC). The relief depicts a rider, possibly Athenian Cavalry commander, trying to control his horse. The image of this relief occupied the central block of the west frieze of the Parthenon. Our frieze reproduction is a impressive addition to the wall as a display of classical artwork. With an

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