Alexander The Great

Satin Birch and ebony North Italian /Austrian. Alexander the great gives his concubine to Apollo the painter who has fallen in love with his subject.

An authentic Greek, Alexander the Great, AR Drachm coin (circa 3rd Century BC), set in a round 22k gold trim with 22k gold bail.

An impressive mid-17th century finely woven Flemish historical tapestry depicting a scene from the History of Alexander the Great, likely ‘Alexander Offered a Crown,’ woven in wool a...

A Tetradrachm AR [coin] of the Danube, Celts, in the style of Alexander the Great from Mesembria, Thrace, circa 2nd to 1st century BC.

An Authentic Greek (Macedonian) Alexander the Great silver Drachm coin (circa 336 - 323 BC) set in a 22k gold bezel and bail adorned with tanzanite stones.

The Battle of the Hydaspes, which occurred in May of 326 BC, would be the final campaign in Alexander the Great’s foray into India. Alexander was so impressed by the valor of Porus ...

Alexandria is the second largest city in Egypt. It was founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC.. It is on the Mediterranean Sea, only 225 km (140 miles) northwest of Cairo.

22 Karat ring with authentic ancient silver Drachma of Alexander the Great of Macedonia The Alexander coin has Herakles (or Hercules as the Romans called him) on the front (obverse).

The coin dates to the period following the death of Alexander the Great and was issued in the name of Philip III Arrhidaeus, Alexander’s half-brother and successor as King of Macedon...

French Empire Ormolu Mounted Inkwell with Porcelain Plaque of the Alexander Mosaic. This French ormolu mounted inkwell is of rectangular form and is centered by a porcelain plaque d...

On the obverse side is the Diademed head of Alexander the Great facing right, wearing the ram's horn of Ammon.

In classical tradition, it was believed that whoever could undo the knot would conquer Anatolia; Alexander the Great, King of Macedon, famously cut it open with his sword during the ...

Ancient Greek 4th Century (330 BC - 220 BC) Alexander the Great 1/4 Stater gold coin (22K gold) - the antique coin recess mounted (prong set from behind) in a 14K yellow gold ring se...

The sculpture is crafted in a classical Greek style and is reminiscent of the horses depicted on the Parthenon or the horse of Alexander the Great; the mane and the depiction of the ...

On the obverse side, the head of young Heracles (aka Alexander the Great), clad in lion's skin knotted at the neck.

The figure captures the courtesan of Alexander the Great, eventual wife of Ptolemy I, the famed instigator of the Burning of Persepolis by Alexander the Great.

This coin was minted in the city of Trikka, famous during those times for the strength of its horses used in the Thessalian calvary. It was said that Alexander the Great's horse, Bu...

This coin was minted between 480-420 BC in the city of Trikka, famous during those times for the strength of its horses used in the Thessalian calvary. It was said that Alexander th...

Mounted gracefully on a marble base, it pays homage to the original sculpture discovered in Italy, believed to be a portrait of Alexander the Great. Indulge the ancient history enth...

This coin was minted in the city of Trikka between 480-420 BC, famous during those times for the strength of its horses used in the Thessalian calvary. It was said that Alexander th...

The text pages are arranged with numbered maxims accompanied by historical commentary referencing commanders from Alexander the Great to Frederick the Great. Issued in 1901 by Fre...

The figures represented include Alexander the Great, King David, King Arthur, Saint Peter and Hector of Troy, among others.

This S.Georgios designer 18 Karat Yellow Gold handmade Pendant Necklace pictures face of Olympia, the Greek Princess and mother of Alexander the Great imprinted in 925 Silver Coin. T...

The composition reflects the aesthetic vocabulary of classical sculpture, with finely modeled features and wavy, stylized hair evocative of traditional representations of figures suc...

Such stylistic features reflect the distinctive syncretism of Gandharan art, where Buddhist iconography was articulated through a visual language shaped by the Hellenistic sculptural...

Perikles was one of the last rulers of this Hellenistic kingdom before being conquered by Alexander the Great. Frontal views of people, or lions, were very unusual on coins of this ...

Koester" (lower right) Oil on canvas Alexander Koester is one of the great animal painters of art history, and this portrait of ten curious ducks in the water is exemplary of his sp...

The hilt showcases a detailed guard, a handle with the goddess Athena on one side and the demigod Hercules on the other, the pommel displays a replica of a coin with the infamous Ale...

The Paeonians were skilled warriors and horsemen, and they played an important role in the campaigns of Alexander the Great. This particular coin depicts a Paeonian horseman wearing ...

A large scale and very high quality French 18th century Aubusson tapestry likely depicting Alexander the Great, circa 1750. The border with suits of armor, helmets, shields, quivers ...

In 330 BCE, the city was conquered and burned by the forces of Alexander the Great, leaving behind the powerful ruins seen today.

This circular brooch beautifully showcases a detailed, high-relief repousse profile of a classical Greek warrior, traditionally interpreted as the mythical hero Achilles or a stylize...

Channel the grandeur of antiquity with this striking vintage patinated bronze bust, historically interpreted as a representation of Alexander the Great. This heroic sculpture capture...

This coin was minted in the city of Pharsalos, famous during those times for the strength of its horses used in the Thessalian calvary. It was said that Alexander the Great's horse,...

An authentic Greek silver "tetradrachm" coin minted during the period of Alexander the Great 336-323 BC depicts Zeus enthroned holding an eagle and sceptre.

The reverse is an off-center image of Alexander I Balas, who was the ruler of this kingdom: which encompassed large areas of the Middle East (one of the four parts of Alexander the G...

One side features 24 Karat replica of the Alexander The Great coin complemented with 8 Brilliant cut Diamonds in a total weight of 0.10 Carat.

is the second largest city in Egypt. It was founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC as ??e???d?e?a (Alexandria).

Originally consisting of two distinct cities, one an island and the other on the adjacent mainland, Alexander the Great connected both communities by constructing a causeway during h...

Sacha Thebaud taught Arijac to paint with the encaustic method, using a mixture of beeswax, turpentine, and pigment, a technique in wide use from the time of Alexander the Great to t...

This monumental 18th century Flemish verdure tapestry, woven circa 1780, measures over ten-and-a-half feet wide and depicts an elaborate classical court scene, possibly from the life...

Bucefalo Sofa by Daniele Canova Rare Italian Minimalist Design – Sculptural Multifunction Sofa Inspired by Bucephalus, the legendary black horse tamed only by Alexander the Great, t...

Ptolemy I, the first Greek ruler of Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great, declared Serapis the patron of Alexandria and the official god of Egypt and Greece, to link both peo...

As one of the last remnants of Alexander the Great's empire, Hellenistic and Greco Roman culture mixed freely with the indigenous culture, creating the Greco-Bactrian kingdom in whic...

The Greek god Apollo is here depicted on an authentic silver "tetradrachm" issued between 370-60 BC by the Satrap Mausolos in Caria (now in southern Turkey), just before the conquest...

This coin was minted between 360-325 BC, just before the city was conquered by Alexander the Great. The coin is set in an artisan handcrafted "round wire with jawan" 18K gold settin...

Height of head only: 8" The kingdom of Gandhara was a crossroads of cultures, being one of the last remnants of Alexander the Great's Empire, the inhabitants of the Greco-Bactrian...

The composition presents a scholarly reconstruction of the ancient world, mapping territories associated with Alexander the Great and the wider Hellenistic sphere.

Later, in 334 BC, it was conquered by the Macedonian army led by Alexander the Great. After Alexander's death, Cyzikos became part of the Hellenistic kingdom of Pergamon.

Pixodarus was one of the last Carian satraps (Persian provincial ruler) before the territory was conquered by Alexander the Great in 334 BC. The Greek god Apollo is one of the Olympi...

It was also associated with the Trojan War, which took place in the region where Alexandria Troas was located. Alexander Troas (named after Alexander the Great) connected trade rout...

This coin, minted 440-330 BC, predates the time of Alexander the Great when each Greek city-state minted their own distinctive coinage.

The coin was minted during the reign of Alexander the Great, and depicts Athena wearing a crested Corinthian helmet decorated with a serpent.

The third and most elegant shoe possesses one of the highest Louis heels worn off the stage, and belonged to an American lady who, like several others, came to this country and acqui...

This pendant features a stunning 4th-century BC Greek silver coin minted by Alexander the Great. The coin depicts the legendary hero Heracles (known as Hercules in Roman mythology) w...

., by Romesh Chunder Dutt; 2: From the Sixth Century B.C. to the Mohammedan Conquest, Including the Invasion of Alexander the Great, by Vincent A. Smith; 3: Mediaeval India from the ...

His horse tramples three defeated rulers—Ninus of Assyria, Cyrus of Persia, and Alexander the Great—whose fallen standards bear the lion, ram, and goat associated with the succession...

A rare and unusual square silver "drachm" coin from one of Alexander the Great's far-flung conquered regions in Central Asia, in what is now Afganistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and i...

The central decoration features a silver and copper inlay of a Vergina sun (sixteen-pointed star) a popular motif for leaders (Alexander the Great) and the Sun God Helios. The sun ra...

(sweet) of love, ruler of Upper and Lower Egypt [...]' and identifying her as Queen Arsinoe II. Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 332 BC and following his death less than a dec...