Alexander the Great Bust (300–150 BCE)

This marble portrait head captures Alexander the Great not as a battle-hardened warrior, but as a youthful, almost divine presence. The sculpture invites us into the world of Hellenistic idealism.
Objects celebrating acts of bravery and valor, such as depictions of warriors or epic scenes. This category honors the cultural reverence for heroes and their enduring legacy in art and storytelling.

This marble portrait head captures Alexander the Great not as a battle-hardened warrior, but as a youthful, almost divine presence. The sculpture invites us into the world of Hellenistic idealism.

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Carved between 300 and 200 BCE, this marble head presents Alexander the great with his signature hairstyle and a tilted gaze, capturing his youthful image.