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[Acropolis Museum, (Athens, Greece). Head of youth, from Acropolis, Transitional art]

[Archaeological Museum, (Delphi, Greece). Greek sculpture: The Naxian Sphinx, photographed from a plaster cast in the Louvre, Paris]

[Archaeological Museum, (Delphi, Greece). The Naxian Sphinx]

[Archaeological Museum, (Olympia, Greece). Hermes with the infant Dionysus, restored cast, by Praxiteles]

[Braccio Nuovo, (Vatican City). Athena, from a V Century B.C. original]

[British Museum, (London, England). Bronze statuette of Apollo, later copy of the Apollo Philesius of Miletus. Original statue before 479 B.C. Copy not older than III century]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Fragments of frieze from Temple of Diana Leucophryne, Magnesia on the Meander: Combat of Greeks and Amazons. From Hellenistic period]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Greek sculpture: bronze head of an athlete from Benevento, Italy and Venus with shell]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Greek sculpture, Hellenistic: Victory of Samothrace]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Greek sculpture: standing discobolus from the Appian Way, from a V century original. Roman sculpture, Julio-Claudian: fragmet of large votive relief from Smyrna]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Greek sculpture: statue of a philosopher or of a poet to which the head of Demosthenes has been later attacked. Found in the Villa Montalto. IV century B.C.]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Hera from Samos]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Nike (Victory) of Samothrace, shown with pedestal, Hellenistic period]

[Musée du Louvre, (Paris, France). Standing youths, sometimes called "Orestes and Pylades". School of Pasiteles]

[Musées des Antiquités, (Istanbul, Turkey). Sarcophagus, from Ambar Arassy near ancient site of Sidamara. III century]

[Musei Vaticani, Sala della Biga, (Vatican City). Cnidian Aphrodite, detail of head. IV Century B.C., from an original by Praxiteles]

[Museo Archeologico Nazionale, (Naples, Italy). Regio VI, Insula 12, 2, Pompeii, Italy. House of the Faun, sculpture: "The Dancing Faun" and Winged Victory, bronze, from an Hellenistic original]

[Museo Archeologico Nazionale, (Naples, Italy). Regio VII, Insula 12, 21, Pompeii, Italy. Sculpture: from a Hellenistic adaptation, Bacchus, Narcissus so-called, bronze]

[Museo Archeologico Nazionale, (Naples, Italy). Sculpture by Polyclitus school: youth with detail of head, bronze, from a V century B.C. original. Discovered outside Pompeii, near the Vesuvius gate]

[Museo Archeologico Nazionale, (Venice, Italy). Greek sculpture: Erato, Muse of the so-called "Philiskos group" type, from an Hellenistic original]

[Museo Gregoriano Profano ex Lateranense, (Vatican City). Greek sculpture: bronze statuette of Aphrodite from Ostia]

[Museo Nazionale Romano Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, (Rome, Italy). Apollo head, which formerly belonged to a statue, from an original of IV century]

[Museo Nazionale Romano Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, (Rome, Italy). Greek sculptures]

[Museo Pio-Clementino, (Vatican City). Dancer. Head is from a later original, from a V Century B.C. original]