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When was the Roman bust sculpted. Laura Young bought a sculpture at a Goodwill store in Austin Texas for 35 only to discover it was a missing ancient Roman bust from Germany.

Goodwill Find In Texas Turns Out To Be Ancient Roman Bust Wchs

Experts first determined that the bust was.

. She photographed it strapped into the passenger seat of her car. Looted Roman bust bought from Texas secondhand store for 3499 will be returned to Germany. Turns out its an ancient Roman statue. Two crossed lines that form an X.

Ancient Roman bust bought at Goodwill for 3499 An ancient Roman bust that went on display at a museum in San Antonio Texas this week has a peculiar backstory. Its an Ancient Roman Relic. In the midst of her research Young even discovered that the man portrayed in the bust looks a lot more like the famed Roman General Pompey who went head-to-head with Julius Caesar at disastrous personal cost than Drusus Germanicus. An ancient Roman bust from around the first century that had been missing for decades has finally.

A 3499 Goodwill purchase turned out to be an ancient Roman bust thats nearly 2000 years old. The marble bust was found by Laura Young at a Goodwill in Austin Texas. CNN A 3499 purchase. A woman bought a sculpture at Goodwill for 3499.

Austin resident Laura Young discovered a 2000-year-old Roman bust at a local Goodwill. Goodwill Sold a Bust for 3499. Roman Bust Sold by Goodwill Store for 3499 Is 2000-Year-Old Relic. Laura Young was at a Goodwill in Austin Texas in 2018 when she found a bust under a table with a yellow price tag affixed haphazardly to its right cheek.

A Texas woman purchased a sculpture from Goodwill for 3499 only to find it was a missing Roman artifact. San Antonio TXMay 4 2022 When Austin Texas-based art collector Laura Young purchased a marble bust at a local Goodwill store in 2018 she didnt know that she had accidentally stumbled upon a centuries-old sculpture that once belonged in the collection of King Ludwig I of Bavaria. H M S In the news. Sculpted sometime between the late first century BC.

But her incredible discovery turned. Its on display at the San Antonio Museum of Art for now. Laura Young bought this bust at Goodwill for 3499. The post 35 Goodwill Bust Is.

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Its 2000-year journey to Texas remains a mystery but the buyer is returning it. Laura Young They knew that there was a bigger story here she said. Clearly antiqueclearly old Young who runs her own business as an antiques dealer recalled to KUT. At 3499 it seemed like a good deal so she bought it.

An independent antique and vintage dealer she told the BBC she went into the thrift store hoping to find something cool. In 2018 the bust was bought at a. Austin Goodwills Roman bust find now a field trip opportunity for art students. The Roman bust after it was bought by Laura Young at a Goodwill store in Austin for 3499.

Texas womans Goodwill find turns out to be 2000-year-old Roman relic A 3499 marble bust from a thrift store likely belonged to Roman military leader and its unknown how it. Taking home the Portrait of a man after purchasing the bust at a. In 2018 Laura Young purchased a bust at Goodwill a second-hand shop in the Texan city of Austin for just 35 28. A Texas woman reportedly purchased the 2000-year-old Roman bust at a Goodwill store in Austin for 35 in 2018.

It actually was a missing ancient Roman bust. For the humble sum of 3499 a woman walked out of a Texas Goodwill store with a priceless 2000-year-old Roman bust that had gone missing since World War II. Playing on Chromecast. The piece dated to the Julio-Claudian era making it an astounding 2000 years old.

May 6 2022 537 PM 2 min read. Now a local museum has. A marble bust that a Texas woman bought for about 35 from a Goodwill store is temporarily on display at a San Antonio museum after experts determined it was a centuries-old sculpture missing from. AUSTIN KXAN Who wouldve thought a 35 bust found at.

The bust was most likely brought to Texas by an American soldier during WWII. SAN ANTONIO CBSDFWCOMAP A marble bust that a woman in Texas bought for 3499 at a Goodwill store is now temporarily on display at a museum. A bust purchased for 35 at a Goodwill in 2018 is actually from Ancient Rome and is on display in a museum.