Collection: Etruscan Early Roman
The Etruscans were a tribe who inhabited the lands above Rome in Italy in a region called Etruria, modern day Tuscany. Their civilization flourished from around 700 BC to the late 4th century when they were absorbed into the Roman republic. They were sea faring traders who left behind burial tombs with wall frescoes as some of the earliest surviving art in Italy. Their paintings showed human figures expressing their joy for life and a belief in an afterlife. Archaeologists found elongated human form statues which inspired modern sculptors such as Giacometti.
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Book - World of the Etruscans Art Exhibition 2001 Catalog at Bowers Museum California attic no returns
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Etruscan Boy Thin Statue Ancient Italy Tuscany Art 13H
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Etruscan Man with Hat Thin Statue, Etruscan Art Collection 13.5H
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Etruscan Horse Head and Palm Tree after Tetradrachm Coin Cufflinks
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Janus Double Head Roman God of Beginnings Cufflinks, Assorted Colors
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Etruscan Janus Double Headed Roman Pendant Necklace, Gold or Silver Plate
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Etruscan Janus Double-Headed Unisex Bracelet Gold or Silver Plate
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Etruscan Janus Good Events Double Headed Earrings, Assorted Colors
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