L'auriga di Mozia - Motya's Charioteer IV, Greek sculpture,…
Greek sculpture, about 460-450 BC. Marble from Greece or Turkey. This is a very rare surviving example of an original Greek victor statue. Detail of the fingers of the left hand pressing into the hip and pulling the fine fabric of the tunic. The youth
Artventures: Archeology in Sicily: A Statue from Mozia: Who? What
PDF) 2014. The Mozia Charioteer: A Revision.
L'auriga di Mozia - Motya's Charioteer V, Greek sculpture, …
The Motya Charioteer
The Motya Charioteer: Sicily's Ancient Greek Gem
Jerry Podany archeologiavocidalpassato
Artventures: Archeology in Sicily: A Statue from Mozia: Who? What
PDF) 2014. The Mozia Charioteer: A Revision.
PDF) 2014. The Mozia Charioteer: A Revision.
The Charioteer on Tour - Times of Sicily
Il Satiro e il Giovinetto. Turisti per caso o per errore?
Image of Mozia charioteer (auriga), 440-450 BC, marble statue
The Lost Boy of Mozia' at the Getty Villa