Matrick and Marble – the Bible Archaeological Society

© Touronia Foundation. Photo for Lorenzo de Masi

From January 25, 2026
Blanket art museum
Fort Worth, Texas
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Highlights of the renowned Roman sculpture collection of ancient Roman sculptures at the blanket art museum in Fort Worth, Texas, are currently exhibiting. During the first visit to North America, the premiere of the travel exhibition took place earlier this year at the Art Institute of Chicago and will be moved to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in March 2026.

Title Matrick and Marble: ancient Roman sculpture from the combination of ToroniaThe exhibition includes 60 pieces of marble statue, many of which were not exhibited in a century. He came from a collection created by Prince Giwani Toronia and his successors in the 19th century. With 622 tasks, Touronia’s collection is the largest private gathering of the marble statue in Italy and the world’s most important collection.

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The current exhibition is arranged around the seven heatical parts that highlight various sculpture types and articles, from the royal personalities of the gods and the goddesses to the memorial monuments of the painter, from the images and other doctrines of the emperors, including a remarkable selection of women’s pictures. From the fifth century BC to the second century CE, the history of the two, and the history of both, these marbles provide an opportunity for those visiting the museum in the United States and Canada to show surprise at some of the most excellent works of ancient art.

This is a slightly larger sculpture in the display (see the icon above) potentially represents the Greek virgin goddess, Hastia (Roman Vista). This is a unique CE Roman copy of the second century, which is the original classic Greek origin in bronze.

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