The (King's) fame riding Pegasus

The (King's) fame riding Pegasus


ArtistAntoine Coysevox (1640–1720)
DescriptionEnglish: The (King's) fame riding Pegasus. Français : La renommée (du roi) chevauchant Pégase.
Date1702
MediumCarrara marble
DimensionsHeight: 315 cm (124 in). Width: 291 cm (114.6 in). Depth: 128 cm (50.4 in).
Current locationLouvre Museum Department of Sculptures, Richelieu, loxer ground floor, Cour Marly
Accession numberMR 1824
Object historyEnglish: Commissioned in 1699 for the decoration of the park of Marly, transfered in 1719 to the entrance to the Tuileries Garden, replaced in 1986 by copies Français : Commandé en 1699 pour la décoration du parc de Marly, transféré en 1719 à l'entrée du jardin des Tuileries, remplacées en 1986 par des copies.
Credit lineFrom the Tuileries Garden, 1986; restored with the aid of the Pari Mutuel Urbain, 2004-2006 (patron)
Source/PhotographerJebulon (2010)
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Petroglyph of a human foot on the Leo Petroglyph

Petroglyph of a human foot on the Leo Petroglyph


DescriptionEnglish: Petroglyph of a human foot on the Leo Petroglyph, located west of Leo in Jackson Township, Jackson County, Ohio, United States. Carved by the prehistoric Fort Ancient culture, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Date10 July 2010
SourceWikimedia Commons
AuthorNyttend
Camera location39° 08′ 54″ N, 82° 40′ 14.5″ W
PermissionPublic Domain
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