Mars of Todi

Jean-Pol Grandmont

by Jean-Pol Grandmont
published on 07 March 2017

The bronze statue known as the Mars of Todi. Etruscan, probably from Volsinii (Orvieto). 4th century BCE. Height: 1.42 m (Vatican Museums, Rome)

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