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Allegory of the Mediterranean (Sculpture)

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This carved marble sculpture (c. 1915), attributed to an anonymous artist, represents an allegory of the Mediterranean. It retains traces of original polychrome, suggesting its once vibrant appearance. The work symbolizes the Mediterranean’s historical role as a cultural, trade, and idea crossroads, reflecting its significance in ancient civilizations. The sculpture invites contemplation of the sea’s enduring influence on human history and cultural exchange.