Mars of Todi

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Mars of Todi is a renowned life-size Etruscan bronze statue of a warrior, notable for its detailed armor and blend of Etruscan and classical Greek artistic influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Etruscan bronze statue ⓘ
ancient sculpture ⓘ
life-size statue ⓘ
armourType muscle cuirass ⓘ
artStyle Classical Greek art influence ⓘ
Etruscan art ⓘ
category Etruscan sculpture ⓘ
ancient bronzes ⓘ
collection Museo Gregoriano Etrusco ⓘ
conservationStatus well preserved ⓘ
countryOfDiscovery Italy ⓘ
culturalContext interaction between Etruscan and Greek art ⓘ
culture Etruscan civilization ⓘ
linked to: Etruscans
currentLocation Vatican Museums ⓘ
dateOfCreation circa 400 BCE ⓘ
late 5th century BCE ⓘ
dedicatedTo unknown deity ⓘ
depicts warrior ⓘ
discoveredBy farmers ⓘ
discoveredNear Monte Santo, near Todi ⓘ
discoveryDate 1835 ⓘ
feature contrapposto stance ⓘ
cuirass ⓘ
detailed armor ⓘ
greaves ⓘ
helmet ⓘ
inscription in Umbrian language ⓘ
left arm originally holding spear or sword ⓘ
outstretched right arm holding libation bowl (originally) ⓘ
short tunic ⓘ
foundIn near Todi, Umbria, Italy ⓘ
genre votive statue ⓘ
headgear crested helmet ⓘ
height approximately 1.42 m ⓘ
iconography armed warrior performing libation ⓘ
inscriptionLanguage Umbrian ⓘ
inscriptionScript Etruscan alphabet ⓘ
locatedIn Vatican City ⓘ
material bronze ⓘ
originalUse religious dedication ⓘ
votive offering ⓘ
ownedBy Vatican City ⓘ
regionOfOrigin Umbria ⓘ
central Italy ⓘ
significance evidence of Greek classical influence on Etruscan art ⓘ
important artifact for study of Umbrian language ⓘ
major example of Etruscan bronze sculpture ⓘ
subjectType armed male figure ⓘ

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Etruscan art → typicalWork → Mars of Todi ⓘ