ANCIENT INFLUENCES: Phoenix Ancient Art Recreates the Pantheon at TEFAF New York Fall October 22-26, 2016 at the Park Avenue Armory, New York

The rare marble portrait of the famous philhellenic emperor, Hadrian (left) belonged to an impressive, larger-than-life sculpture and shows the emperor as commander in chief and Pater Patriae (Father of the Country). Phoenix Ancient Art

Image Credit: The rare marble portrait of the famous philhellenic emperor, Hadrian (left) belonged to an impressive, larger-than-life sculpture and shows the emperor as commander in chief and Pater Patriae (Father of the Country). Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art

The rare marble portrait of the famous philhellenic emperor, Hadrian (left) belonged to an impressive, larger-than-life sculpture and shows the emperor as commander in chief and Pater Patriae (Father of the Country). Phoenix Ancient Art
monumental Greek terracotta vase from the 4th century B.C., attributed to the Darius Painter

Image Credit: monumental Greek terracotta vase from the 4th century B.C., attributed to the Darius Painter Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art

monumental Greek terracotta vase from the 4th century B.C., attributed to the Darius Painter
the head of a god or a king made of precious lapis lazuli which belonged to a statuette of considerable size. It possesses aspects and the high quality of a distinctive style created by Achaemenid court sculptors.

Image Credit: The head of a god or a king made of precious lapis lazuli which belonged to a statuette of considerable size. It possesses aspects and the high quality of a distinctive style created by Achaemenid court sculptors. Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art

the head of a god or a king made of precious lapis lazuli which belonged to a statuette of considerable size. It possesses aspects and the high quality of a distinctive style created by Achaemenid court sculptors.
A Bronze Figure of a Goddess, Roman Imperial, Augustan, Late 1st century B.C./early 1st century A.D. Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art

Image Credit: A Bronze Figure of a Goddess, Roman Imperial, Augustan, Late 1st century B.C./early 1st century A.D. Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art

A Bronze Figure of a Goddess, Roman Imperial, Augustan, Late 1st century B.C./early 1st century A.D. Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art
The Phoenix Ancient Art Booth at Tefaf New York is inspired by the Pantheon in Rome

Image Credit: The Phoenix Ancient Art Booth at Tefaf New York is inspired by the Pantheon in Rome

The Phoenix Ancient Art Booth at Tefaf New York is inspired by the Pantheon in Rome

The rare marble portrait of the famous philhellenic emperor, Hadrian (left) belonged to an impressive, larger-than-life sculpture and shows the emperor as commander in chief and Pater Patriae (Father of the Country). Phoenix Ancient Art

monumental Greek terracotta vase from the 4th century B.C., attributed to the Darius Painter

the head of a god or a king made of precious lapis lazuli which belonged to a statuette of considerable size. It possesses aspects and the high quality of a distinctive style created by Achaemenid court sculptors.

A Bronze Figure of a Goddess, Roman Imperial, Augustan, Late 1st century B.C./early 1st century A.D. Courtesy of Phoenix Ancient Art

The Phoenix Ancient Art Booth at Tefaf New York is inspired by the Pantheon in Rome