The WISE Repository: The Wolves' Institutional Scholarship and Exhibits Repository
UWG’s WISE Repository is designed to house the scholarly and creative output of the University, its organizational history, and digital collections. Collections originate from both the Ingram Library’s Special Collections and UWG’s research partners.
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Item Diamonds(October 15, 2024)Item Growing with UWG(October 15, 2024)Item Balancing UWG Classes and Work(October 15, 2024)Item Vatican City, Italy (Enclave of Rome): Vatican Museums: Pio Clementino Museum: Statue of Apollo Citharoedus(20-May-19)Multiple photos are associated with this record. Please click the links to view all of the items in the series. The photos show a statue depiction of Apollo Citharoedus (also known as Apollo Citharede or Apollo Musagetes, "Apollo, Leader of the Muses") in the Hall of the Muses within the Pio Clementino Museum, which is part of the Vatican Museums. These are public museums that display about 20,000 of 70K works collected by the Catholic Church and the papacy throughout the centuries. The museums were founded by Pope Julius II in the early 16th century. Only the Louvre in France receives more annual visitors than the Vatican Museums. The museums consist of 24 galleries, with the Sistine Chapel being the last room visited. The Pio Clementino Museum is the largest complex of the Vatican Museums. It is named after its founders, Pope Clement XIV and Pope Pius VI. Its twelve rooms contain the most important Greek and Roman masterpieces. This 2nd century CE marble statue is shown with a laurel crown and playing a cithara (lyre). The statue was found in 1774 in ruins of a villa near Tivoli, Italy and was relocated to the Vatican Museums.Item Vatican City, Italy (Enclave of Rome): Vatican Museums: Pio Clementino Museum: Socrates(20-May-19)The photo shows a bust of Socrates, as identified by the Greek capital letters on the plinth. The 4th century BCE marble bust by a Greek artist is held in the Pio Clementino Museum, which is part of the Vatican Museums. These are public museums that display about 20,000 of 70K works collected by the Catholic Church and the papacy throughout the centuries. The museums were founded by Pope Julius II in the early 16th century. Only the Louvre in France receives more annual visitors than the Vatican Museums. The museums consist of 24 galleries, with the Sistine Chapel being the last room visited. The Pio Clementino Museum is the largest complex of the Vatican Museums. It is named after its founders, Pope Clement XIV and Pope Pius VI. Its twelve rooms contain the most important Greek and Roman masterpieces.
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