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https://museoomero.it/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/opera-Poseidone-di-Capo-Artemisio-2010-2808.POSEID-3-scaled.jpg22572560Attributed to the Greek sculptor Kalamis, The Poseidon of Cape Artemisium, datable to around 450 BCE, represents one of the few bronze sculptures from the Severe Age to have survived in a good state of conservation. The Museo Omero has a copy in resin and fibreglass.