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Extremely realistic images of emperors made of silicone

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1 October 2021
Extremely realistic images of emperors made of silicone
Extremely realistic images of emperors made of silicone

Students from Theaterakademie August Everding created from silicone extremely realistic portraits of Roman emperors, based on marble busts and scientific research. The images can be seen together with the originals at the Munich Gliptotheque (Germany).

Recordings showing work on the likenesses

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