Samos, Temple of Hera, Statue of a warrior - Livius
An ivory sculpture in the Vathi archaeology museum Samos
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Hera of Samos (570 B.C.), Archaic Greek Art. monumental statue of a young girl wearing a chiton (a finely-pleated linen tunic), himation (woollen cloak) and veil is typical of Archaic korai. She
Kore (so-called “Hera of Samos”). Paris, Louvre Museum.
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Heraion of Samos, large sanctuary to the goddess Hera In Samos Greece, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, sculpture group detail Stock Photo - Alamy
Hera of Samos. Statue. 570-560 BC. Louvre Museum. Paris. France. - Album alb1458686
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Statue of Kore, dedicated to Hera by Cheramydes of Samos; … | Flickr
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Kore figure dedicated Cheramyes, from th - Artist Artist as art print or hand painted oil.
Héra de Samos - Louvre Collections
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Kore figure dedicated by Cheramyes to He - Greek as art print or hand painted oil.
.jpg "Kore figure dedicated by Cheramyes to Hera, from the Sanctuary of Hera, Samos, c.570-560 BC (marble) (see also 164882-164683)")