Art Deco Cyrus The Great Greatest Persian Empire King Bronze Sculpture for Wall

Art Deco Cyrus The Great Greatest Persian Empire King Bronze Sculpture for Wall

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Art Deco Cyrus The Great Greatest Persian Empire King Bronze Sculpture for WallCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions : Height 20" X Width 15 1 2" Weight: 18 LBS Inventory: 96Y97112269 Cyrus the Great (580 529 BCE) is an iconic figure in the history of mankind. He was the first king to be referred to as "The Great" and belonged to the Achaemenid Dynasty, which had ruled the Persian kingdom of Anshan for several generations. Cyrus was the son of Cambyses the elder, the vessel Persian king of the

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