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This helmet is an example of Hellenistic or Roman style, often referred to as Phrygian helmets.

The tall, forward-curved shape is characteristic of Phrygian helmets used in Ancient Greece and by Macedonian armies.

The helmet features detailed blue painting with gold figures, including a serpent, birds, and stars.

Red-figure cup crater depicting the Rape of Europa, dated to around 340 BC and attributed to the painter Asteas of Paestum.

The vase depicts Zeus disguised as a white bull carrying Europa across the sea towards Crete.

It includes an unusual depiction of the sun god, Helios, and shading details on the bull, possibly inspired by ancient murals that are now lost.

Venus

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