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Head of Alexander The Great

Head of Alexander The Great

This closeup image showcases the intricately carved marble statue head of Alexander the Great, originating from Pergamon during the Hellenistic period in the first half of the 2nd century BC. The focus of the image is on the detailed facial features, allowing for a closer examination of the sculpture. The marble statue head presents a remarkable level of artistry and attention to detail. The face is rendered with precision, showcasing the ruler's strong and chiseled features. The artist pays meticulous attention to the intricacies of the face, including the arching eyebrows, the sculpted eyelids, and the finely carved nose and mouth. The head is framed by a mane of intricately carved hair, capturing the texture and flow of Alexander's locks. The individual strands are meticulously rendered, cascading around the face and framing it with an aura of authority and power.

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Head of Alexander The Great
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