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This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C.
Planet Art.

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This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C. Planet Art.

This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C. Planet Art.

This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C. Planet Art.

This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C.
Planet Art.

This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C.
Planet Art.

This is the statue, Hermes with the Infant Dionysus, by the ancient sculptor, Praxiteles. Found in Heraeum, Olympia in 1877, it survives as one of few Greek masterpieces of the period, circa 350 B.C.
Planet Art.