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Herms at Mure Delle Cattive in Palermo, Sicily, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Oxford UK One of the herms or so-called Emperors Heads commissioned in 1669 by Sir Christopher Wren for the Royalty Free Stock Photo
Carved stone herms portraying mythological deities within Bomarzo\'s monster park Royalty Free Stock Photo
View of the statues of two-faced Herms at the Panathenaic stadium in Athens Royalty Free Stock Photo
View of the statues of two-faced Herms at the Panathenaic stadium in Athens Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sculptures by Robert Indiana exhibition at the YSP, England. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ancient column at Pons Fabricius in Rome Royalty Free Stock Photo
Herms at Mure Delle Cattive in Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Two sided herms from the Roman period found during excavations of the Olympic Stadium in he mid 1800's. Royalty Free Stock Photo
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The Pons Fabricius in Rome Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Italy - Caprarola - Palazzo Farnese - Stone statues and herms with urns in the formal Renaissance gardens Royalty Free Stock Photo
Mure Delle Cattive in Palermo, Sicily, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
A Herms sculpture in the Kalsa District of Palermo in Sicily, Italy. 19th century neoclassical sculpture flanking the staircase to Mure delle Cattive promenade. A 3-face design with female heads facing different directions, a classical motif derived from ancient Roman terminal deities that marked boundaries & protected entrances. Carved from tuff stone. Atop the head is a decorative basket


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