Rearche Bronzers
Both statues are known as Rearche Bronzers, was discovered by Stefano Mariottini on the southern coast of Italy on August 16, 1972. Now the two statues are on display in the Rego, the southern tip of Italy. The second statue was made 2,000 years before the Italian Renaissance, the sculpture was created by inspired by the laws Pollycletus, setting his feet, the direction of the head and chest to make them look as if alive.
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Detail of the right arm muscle and rib
Details abdominal muscles
Details of the hip and the muscles on the right fist
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Articles and pictures taken from a video How Art Made The World episodes
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