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Rare Corinthian helmet to be auctioned in London Bronze helmet could link to Spartan warrior Auction expected to fetch $72,000 to $108,000 ...

The Rose Art Museum is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, as well as on Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day.

Welcome to the Department of History of Art and Architecture, located in the heart of Dublin, surrounded by the national and city museums and galleries, on a campus renowned for its outstanding ...

The rare artifact will be sold at a price ranging from $72,000 to $108,000. Apollo Art Auctions, which is putting the helmet up for auction, said it is in excellent condition and made of bronze. Such ...

The ancient Greek helmet, which has become an emblem of the ancient world and is the most expensive lot in the auction’s catalogue, is expected to sell for between $72,000 to $108,000 and dates to 500 ...

The Apollo Art Auctions company, which is auctioning the item, said the helmet is made from bronze and dates to between 500 and 450 B.C. Helmets that cover most of the face like this, with only a ...

The discovery was made by the British Museum ... silver and bronze torcs excavated at Snettisham, Norfolk, between 1948 and the 1990s. "There are less than 10 Iron Age helmets in Britain and ...

It’s the kind of contradiction that makes the art world what it is — an over ... over the middle of the hall is Nick Cave’s new bronze sculpture “Amalgam (Origin),” a barefoot figure ...

Under siege by Los Angeles wildfires, the J. Paul Getty Museum is emerging as a near-miraculous beacon of disaster preparedness. Behind the scenes, it’s taking a small army to defend.

The Corfu Museum of Asian Art is a favorite among visitors and locals alike. Founded in 1928, the museum is the only in Greece to be solely dedicated to Asian art. The collection includes about ...

The half-buried Bronze Age ruins of Dmanisis Gora perch on a windswept promontory a few kilometers away from a cave where Homo erectus (or a close relative) lived 1.8 million years ago.