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Editorial Marina Kondratieva
Editorial Marina Kondratieva
Editorial Marina Kondratieva
Editorial Marina Kondratieva
Editorial Bronze statuette of a boy in Eastern dress.
Editorial The Hadrianeum or temple of Hadrian. Representation of one of the Roman provinces, Phrygia or Bithinia. Relief. 2nd century. A.D. Farnese Collection. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Editorial Sibylla Phrygia. Dated: 1625. Medium: woodcut.
Editorial Vessel, Phrygian, Iron Age, Date ca. 8th7th century B.C., Phrygia, Phrygian, Ceramic, 4.37 x 3.7 in. (11.1 x 9.4 cm), Ceramics-Vessels.
Editorial Fibula, Phrygian, Iron Age, Date ca. 8th7th century B.C., Phrygia, Phrygian, Bronze, 1.61 x 2.32 in. (4.09 x 5.89 cm), Metalwork-Ornaments.
Editorial Phrygian Sibyl Sibylla Phrygia (title on object), Phrygian Sibyl. In the background the representation of Christ's appearance and the Entry into Jerusalem. Print top right: Pag: 783, sibyls (with NAME), (adult) Christ appearing to mortals, entry into J...
Editorial Phrygian Sibyl Sibylla Phrygia (title on object), Phrygian Sibyl. In the background the representation of Christ's appearance and the Entry into Jerusalem. Print top right: Pag: 783, sibyls (with NAME), (adult) Christ appearing to mortals, entry into J...
Editorial Funerary Relief of a Man, Unknown, Phrygia (in present-day Turkey), first half of 3rd century A.D., Marble, white, 75 ? 24.5 ? 11.7 cm (29 1/2 ? 9 5/8 ? 4 5/8 in.).
Editorial Grave Relief for Tation and Tatianos, Unknown, Phrygia (in present-day Turkey), Asia, 150 - 175, Marble, 88.9 ? 66 ? 7.8 cm (35 ? 26 ? 3 1/16 in.).
Editorial Sibylle (Phrygia?), C. 1460/70, woodcut, colored (unique), unique, leaf: 9.3 x 9 cm, Anonym, Niederlande, 15. Jh.
Editorial Meliphaga phrygia, Print, Meliphaga is a genus of bird in the family Meliphagidae., 1796-1808.
Editorial Pair of Arched Fibulae, 725-675 BC. Asia Minor, Phrygia, late 8th-early 7th Century BC. Bronze; overall: 6 x 7.5 cm (2 3/8 x 2 15/16 in.).
Editorial Pair of Arched Fibulae, 725-675 BC. Asia Minor, Phrygia, late 8th-early 7th Century BC. Bronze; overall: 6 x 7.5 cm (2 3/8 x 2 15/16 in.).
Editorial Sibylla Phrygia. Dated: 1625. Medium: woodcut.
Editorial Sibylla Phrygia. Dated: 1625. Medium: woodcut.
Editorial Sibylla Phrygia. Dated: 1625. Medium: woodcut.
Editorial Bronze statuette of a boy in Eastern dress.
Editorial The Hadrianeum or temple of Hadrian. Representation of one of the Roman provinces, Phrygia or Bithinia. Relief. 2nd century. A.D. Farnese Collection. National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Italy.
Editorial Midas, King of Phrygia; Nicolas Mignard (Mignard d'Avignon), French, 1606 - 1668; about 1655; Black chalk with traces of white chalk, squared in black chalk; 42.4 x 26 cm (16 11/16 x 10 1/4 in.).
Editorial Emperor Tiberius (42 BCE-37 CE). Marble head from Phrygia, Asia Minor Height 28 cm MA 1255.