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Statue of Jupiter (Hermitage)

Statue of Jupiter (Hermitage)

Colossal Roman statue at Hermitage depicting Jupiter.

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    Ancient Greek sculpture by Phidias.

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    Chief deity of Roman state religion.

    23%

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    Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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    Greek sculptor, painter and architect (c.480–430 BC).

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