View asset onlyChimera / Etruscan bronze / B.C.Etruscan,End 5th / beginning 4th century BC.Chimera.(Legendary creature part lion, part goat and part snake; depicted attacking Bellerophon.)Bronze (hollow cast”, tail probably restored by Benvenuto Cellini. .Height 78.5cm.Found: Arezzo.Florence, Museo Archeologico.IdentifierAKG431178MuseumFlorence, Museo ArcheologicoSourcePietro BaguzziCredit lineakg-images / Pietro BaguzziEvent date-400Image date-400Time Period1ST MILLENNIUM B.C.4TH CENTURY B.C.5TH CENTURY B.C.ANCIENT WORLD ; ANTIQUITYTopicBRONZECHIMAERAETRUSCAN ; ETRURIANFABLED CREATUREGREEK-ROMAN MYTHOLOGY ; GRECO-ROMAN MYTHOLOGYMYTHOLOGYGeographyAREZZOETRURIAPersonBENVENUTO CELLINITechniqueSCULPTURESize3364px × 2789px (26 MB) 28.4 cm × 23.6 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats4428px × 3671px (47 MB) TIFF37.5 cm × 31.1 cm @ 300 dpiAdd to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownloadRelated Selections:Ancient civilisationsMythical Creatures
