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Editorial Votive relief from a healing sanctuary, Greek, 100-200 CE. From the island of Milos. It was common practice in antiquity to dedicate representations of afflicted parts at a healing shrine, either as an offring of thanks for a cure or in hope of one. Th...
Editorial Roman cinerary urn decorated with garland of bay leaves. Latin inscription: for the spirits of the deceased Baria Tyche, with her daughter Baria Spendus, by her husband Lucius Barius Spendon. Marble. 150-200 AD. Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern...
Editorial Figurine of a Woman with the Head of the Goddess Tyche.
Editorial Tyche (Tuche).
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche (Good Fortune).
Editorial TYCHE O FORTUNA DE ANTIOQUIA, COPIA ROMANA DEL ORIGINAL DE EUTIQUIDES DEL SIGLO III AC. TYKE DE ANTIOQUIA. TICHE DE ANTIOQUIA. DIOSA FORTUNA.
Editorial Carved Intaglio gemstone with Head of?Tyche, 1st2nd century A.D., Red jasper, 1.8 cm (11/16?in.), Roman,?Syrian, Roman (1st2nd century A.D.), Jewelry.
Editorial Vz: Tyche-Fortuna with a cornucopia (?) In the right hand, gem, intaglio, ringstone, carnelian, Color: orange-red, Shape: oval, Processing: edge at the back cut backwards compared to front, : shallow body modeling with large rounded drill, detailing wi...
Editorial Vz: the veiled head of a woman is shown with the tower crown of Tyche on her head, underneath is a small panther looking back., Gem, intaglio, ringstone, agate, 3 horizontal layers, Color: brown.
Editorial Ionic classic teracotta figurine fragment of a seated Cybele or Tyche with long hair and a tilting crown on the head. Only the upper part is preserved., Figurine, fragment, head, earthenware, terracotta, 8.1 cm, classic -460.
Editorial Vz: Tyche-Fortuna with a cornucopia (?) In the right hand, gem, intaglio, ringstone, carnelian, Color: two types of orange-red, Shape: oval, Processing: edge at the back cut backwards compared to front , Method: lumpy shallow body modeling with large r...
Editorial Glass bottle in the form of Tyche (Good Fortune), Roman, Mid-Imperial, Date 2nd3rd century A.D., Roman, Glass; blown in a two-part mold, H.: 6 1/8 in. (15.5 cm), Glass.
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche (Good Fortune).
Editorial Goddess, Possibly Nana, Seated on a Lion, Hepthalite or Turkic period, 5th?6th century, Afghanistan, Stucco, H. 9 15/16 in. (25.2 cm); W. 7 1/8 in. (18.1 cm); D. 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm), Sculpture, The Central Asian goddess Nana (Ardokhsho) seated on her li...
Editorial Colossal head of Tyche. 2nd century AD. Roman. Marble. From Italica (Sevilla province, Andalusia, Spain). Archaeological Museum of Seville. Andalusia, Spain.
Editorial Roman cinerary urn decorated with garland of bay leaves. Latin inscription: for the spirits of the deceased Baria Tyche, with her daughter Baria Spendus, by her husband Lucius Barius Spendon. Marble. 150-200 AD. Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern...
Editorial Roman funerary altar. Frontal with Latin inscription with the name of the deceased, Tiberius Claudius Fortunatus and his wife, Caecilia Tyche. At the top, relief depicting a child feeding an animal. Marble. 1st century AD. Museum of Mediterranean and N...
Editorial Colossal head of Tyche. 2nd century AD. Roman. Marble. From Italica (Sevilla province, Andalusia, Spain). Archaeological Museum of Seville. Andalusia, Spain.
Editorial Grab der Naevole?a Tyche, Tomb of Naevoleia Tyche in Pompeii, Fig. 204, p. 279, 1856, Johannes Overbeck: Pompeji in seinen Geb?uden, Alterth?mern und Kunstwerken [...]. Leipzig: Verlag von Wilhelm Engelmann, 1856.
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche/Fortuna, Late Hellenistic or Early Imperial, ca. 1st century B.C.?1st century A.D., Greek or Roman, Bronze, H. 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm), Bronzes, Statuettes of Fortuna, the goddess of Chance, were evidently popular during the Roman...
Editorial Terracotta statuette of a draped goddess, Classical, late 5th?4th century B.C., Greek, terracotta, Overall: 14 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 4in. (37.5 x 14 x 10.2cm), Terracottas, A lack of preserved attributes makes the identification of this majestic female figure ...
Editorial Votive Relief with Zeus, Apollo, and Hera-Tyche, Unknown, Thrace, Greece, about 200, Marble, 29.5 ? 27 cm (11 5/8 ? 10 5/8 in.).
Editorial Roman cinerary urn decorated with garland of bay leaves. Latin inscription: for the spirits of the deceased Baria Tyche, with her daughter Baria Spendus, by her husband Lucius Barius Spendon. Marble. 150-200 AD. Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern...
Editorial Roman funerary altar. Frontal with Latin inscription with the name of the deceased, Tiberius Claudius Fortunatus and his wife, Caecilia Tyche. At the top, relief depicting a child feeding an animal. Marble. 1st century AD. Museum of Mediterranean and N...
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche (Good Fortune).
Editorial Cancer tyche, Print.
Editorial Autumn. The seasons were often depicted as young women. Here they appear as " Tyche", a city goddess with crown. Mosaic from the Hall of Hypolitos, Madaba, Jordan (mid 6th) 110 x 110 cm.
Editorial Tyche of Antioch with the River Orontes. Bronze figurine from Tortosa, Spain Roman replica of a Hellenistic original Br 4453.
Editorial Votive relief from a healing sanctuary, Greek, 100-200 CE. From the island of Milos. It was common practice in antiquity to dedicate representations of afflicted parts at a healing shrine, either as an offring of thanks for a cure or in hope of one. Th...
Editorial Altar funerario de m?rmol de Cominia Tyche, ca. 90-100.
Editorial Roman Sculptor / 'Fortuna-Tyche'. Ca. 200. Marble.
Editorial Figurine of a Woman with the Head of the Goddess Tyche.
Editorial Tyche (Tuche).
Editorial Roman Sculptor / 'Fortuna-Tyche'. Ca. 200. Marble.
Editorial Marble statue of Tyche-Fortuna restored with the portrait head of a woman.
Editorial Terracotta statuette of a goddess.
Editorial Amethyst ring stone.
Editorial Roman Sculptor / 'Fortuna-Tyche'. Ca. 200. Marble.
Editorial Tyche of Antioch with the River Orontes. Bronze figurine from Tortosa, Spain Roman replica of a Hellenistic original Br 4453.
Editorial Bronze statuette of the goddess Fortuna, Imperial, ca. 2nd century A.D., Roman, Bronze, H. 3 1/8 in. (7.9 cm), Bronzes, Fortuna is the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Tyche. She holds a ship?s rudder and a cornucopia. On her head she wears a diad...
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche/Fortuna, Late Hellenistic or Early Imperial, ca. 1st century B.C.?1st century A.D., Greek or Roman, Bronze, H. 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm), Bronzes, Statuettes of Fortuna, the goddess of Chance, were evidently popular during the Roman...
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche (Good Fortune), Early Imperial, 1st century A.D., Roman, Bronze, H. 4 in. (10.2 cm), Bronzes, Reduced version of a Hellenistic statue of the early 3rd century B.C. by the sculptor Eutychides.
Editorial CABEZA DE LA DIOSA TYCHE DE LA EPOCA ROMANA SG I AC.
Editorial TYCHE O FORTUNA DE ANTIOQUIA, COPIA ROMANA DEL ORIGINAL DE EUTIQUIDES DEL SIGLO III AC.
Editorial Roman Sculptor / 'Fortuna-Tyche'. Ca. 200. Marble.
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche (Good Fortune).
Editorial Terracotta statuette of a goddess.
Editorial Plaster cast of a metal emblema of Isis-Tyche.
Editorial Marble statue of Tyche-Fortuna restored with the portrait head of a woman.
Editorial Amethyst ring stone.
Editorial Goddess, Possibly Nana, Seated on a Lion, Hepthalite or Turkic period, 5th?6th century, Afghanistan, Stucco, H. 9 15/16 in. (25.2 cm); W. 7 1/8 in. (18.1 cm); D. 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm), Sculpture, The Central Asian goddess Nana (Ardokhsho) seated on her li...
Editorial Marble funerary altar of Cominia Tyche, Flavian or Trajanic, ca. A.D. 90?100, Roman, Marble, H. 40 in. (101.6 cm), Stone Sculpture, This woman's name is known from the inscription below the portrait which reads: 'To the spirits of the dead. To the most...
Editorial Bronze statuette of the goddess Fortuna, Imperial, ca. 2nd century A.D., Roman, Bronze, H. 3 1/8 in. (7.9 cm), Bronzes, Fortuna is the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Tyche. She holds a ship?s rudder and a cornucopia. On her head she wears a diad...
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche/Fortuna, Late Hellenistic or Early Imperial, ca. 1st century B.C.?1st century A.D., Greek or Roman, Bronze, H. 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm), Bronzes, Statuettes of Fortuna, the goddess of Chance, were evidently popular during the Roman...
Editorial Terracotta statuette of a draped goddess, Classical, late 5th?4th century B.C., Greek, terracotta, Overall: 14 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 4in. (37.5 x 14 x 10.2cm), Terracottas, A lack of preserved attributes makes the identification of this majestic female figure ...
Editorial Bronze statuette of Tyche (Good Fortune), Early Imperial, 1st century A.D., Roman, Bronze, H. 4 in. (10.2 cm), Bronzes, Reduced version of a Hellenistic statue of the early 3rd century B.C. by the sculptor Eutychides.
Editorial Roman cinerary urn decorated with garland of bay leaves. Latin inscription: for the spirits of the deceased Baria Tyche, with her daughter Baria Spendus, by her husband Lucius Barius Spendon. Marble. 150-200 AD. Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern...
Editorial Roman funerary altar. Frontal with Latin inscription with the name of the deceased, Tiberius Claudius Fortunatus and his wife, Caecilia Tyche. At the top, relief depicting a child feeding an animal. Marble. 1st century AD. Museum of Mediterranean and N...
Editorial TYCHE (la "FORTUNA" romana). Diosa griega invocada para obtener los acontecimientos favorables. CABEZA DE TYCHE. Procedente de la ciudad romana de It?lica (Sevilla). Datada en el siglo II d. C. Museo Arqueol?gico de Sevilla. Andaluc?a. Espa?a.
Editorial CABEZA DE LA DIOSA TYCHE DE LA EPOCA ROMANA SG I AC.
Editorial TYCHE O FORTUNA DE ANTIOQUIA, COPIA ROMANA DEL ORIGINAL DE EUTIQUIDES DEL SIGLO III AC.
Editorial Tyche of Antioch with the River Orontes. Bronze figurine from Tortosa, Spain Roman replica of a Hellenistic original Br 4453.
Editorial Autumn. The seasons were often depicted as young women. Here they appear as " Tyche", a city goddess with crown. Mosaic from the Hall of Hypolitos, Madaba, Jordan (mid 6th) 110 x 110 cm.
Editorial Votive relief from a healing sanctuary, Greek, 100-200 CE. From the island of Milos. It was common practice in antiquity to dedicate representations of afflicted parts at a healing shrine, either as an offring of thanks for a cure or in hope of one. Th...