The Sea, The Ships, The Ancient Greek Warriors by doriano

Mixed Medium • Historical • posted on Apr 28, 2010

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Diving into classicity with this image where you can see also the Riace Bronzes, two wonderful classic Greek statues literally come out from the sea, and the statue of Leonida imperator of invincible army of Sparta....While the sea is roaming you can hear the thunder of the warriors coming...This night "eat well my friends..because we'll win or have dinner into Ades.."

Comments (17)

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Carlazzo

12:24PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

W-O-W! Magnificent art! Very beautiful!

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jmb007

12:45PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

beau travail!!

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alessimarco

1:22PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

Amazing compliation!!!

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zulaan

2:11PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

Great collage !

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farmerC

2:19PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

Fantastice collage.

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carlx

2:49PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

Wonderful and complex imagination!!!

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adrie

3:44PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

As always fabulous and outstanding artwork my friend, love it.

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SIGMAWORLD

3:57PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

Excellent collage!

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npauling

8:30PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

A lovely image with a great greek feel to it. Very well done.

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cmcc

12:53AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

makes me want to watch the 300.

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bloodnok

5:27AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Great collage (especially without the distraction of a pneumatic maiden :o)))

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RodolfoCiminelli

6:27AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Wonderful and creative realization Doriano......!!!

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cricke49

6:54AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

awesome collage so well put together! love the story behind it two!:)*5

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SoulEatar

9:10AM | Thu, 29 April 2010

Your style has changed considerable since your early work with poser - you have your own path and story to tell - I admire that - for the most part I see little artifact in the image - and a lot of interesting viewing - hope to be able to catch more !

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