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Description

English: Hercules. Gilded bronze, Roman artwork, 2nd century BC.

Français : Statue d'Hercule. Bronze doré, œuvre romaine, IIe siècle av. J.-C. Découverte au Forum Boarium au XVe siècle.

Italiano: Statua di Ercole con in mano i pomi delle Esperidi. Bronzo dorato, creazione romana del II sec. a.C. Rinvenuto nel Forum Boarium, XV sec.

Dimensions

H. 2.41 m (7 ft. 10 ¾ in.)

Current location

Capitoline Museums

	Native name	Musei Capitolini
	Location	Rome, Italy
	Coordinates	41° 53′ 35.0″ N, 12° 28′ 57.0″ E
	Established	1471
	Website	museicapitolini.org

Palazzo dei Conservatori, Marcus Aurelius Exedra

Accession number

MC 1265

Credit line

Found in the Forum Boarium (Rome), 15th century

Source/Photographer

User:Tetraktys (2006)

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