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=={{anchor|Depiction in art}}Depictions in art== [[File:Temple of Neptune in Monrepos 1.jpg|thumb|upright|The Temple of Neptune at the [[Monrepos Park]] in [[Vyborg|Vyborg, Russia]]]] Etruscan representations of Neptune are rare but significant. The oldest may be a fourth-century BC carved [[carnelian]] [[Scarab (artifact)|scarab]] from [[Vulci]] of Nethuns kicking a rock and creating a spring (Paris: Bibliothèque Nationale, [[Cabinet des Medailles]]. Another Etruscan artifact (''Nethunus'', from the Luynes collection) depicts the god causing a horse to spring from the earth with a blow of his trident.<ref>[[Jacques Heurgon]], in Bloch 1981 p. 352.</ref> A late-fourth-century bronze mirror in the [[Vatican Museums]] (Museo Gregoriano Etrusco: C.S.E. Vaticano 1.5a) depicts Neptune with [[Amymone]] (daughter of [[Danaus]]), whom he saves from assault by a satyr and teaches the art of creating springs. On a bronze mirror from Tuscania dated to 350 BC, also in the Vatican Museums (Museo Gregoriano Etrusco E. S. 1. 76), Nethuns is talking to Usil and Thesan. He holds a double-ended trident, suggesting that he might be able wield lightning bolts.<ref>N.T. De Grummond 2006 p. 145.</ref> ===Gallery=== <gallery class="center" perrow="4"> Image:Andrea_Doria_as_Neptun_by_Angelo_Bronzino.jpg|Agnolo [[Bronzino]], ''[[Portrait of Andrea Doria as Neptune]]'' (c. 1530s or 1540s)|alt=Painting of a 16th-century Genoese ruler as resembling Neptune Image:Neptune in Florence Piazza.jpg|[[Bartolomeo Ammannati]], [[Fountain of Neptune, Florence]]|alt=Fountain with a statue of Neptune in a Florence square Image:Malta - Valletta - Triq ir-Repubblika - Misrah San Gorg - Grandmaster's Palace courtyards 12 ies.jpg|Late-16th-century bronze statue in [[Valletta]], [[Malta]]|alt=See caption Image:Louvre neptune RF3006.jpg|[[Antoine Coysevox]]'s ''Neptune'' (1705) in the [[Louvre]]Alt|alt=Marble statue of Neptune making a horse spring from the earth Giambattista Tiepolo - Venezia riceve l'omaggio di Nettuno - 1745-50.jpg|[[Giovanni Battista Tiepolo]], ''Neptune Offering Gifts to [[Venus (mythology)|Venus]]'' (1748–1750)|alt=Painting of Neptune offering coins to Venus from a horn Image:Fuente de Neptuno en Madrid.jpg|[[Juan Pascual de Mena]], [[:es:Fuente de Neptuno (Madrid)|Fuente de Neptuno, Madrid]] (1780–1784)|alt=Fountain with statue of Neptune atop a two-horse shell chariot with a water wheel Image:Marine in The Apotheosis of Washington.jpg|[[Constantino Brumidi]], detail from ''[[The Apotheosis of Washington]]'' (1865), [[United States Capitol|U.S. Capitol]] dome|alt=Painting of Neptune with an ironclad ship and people laying the transatlantic telegraph cable File:Neptune 3b49168u.jpg|Neptune [[Nicotine marketing|tobacco label]] (1860–1870)|alt=Tobacco label with a crowned Neptune, two nymphs and his shell chariot <!-- Deleted image removed: File:Neptune statue virginia beach.JPG|[[King Neptune (statue)|''King Neptune'']] (2005), [[Virginia Beach, Virginia]] --> File:Neptunbrunnen Stadtpark Nürnberg Juni 2010 11.jpg|Neptune fountain in [[Nuremberg]]|alt=Bronze fountain in a Nuremberg park File:Monumento Neptuno, Gdansk, Polonia, 2013-05-20, DD 05.jpg|Neptune Monument in [[Gdańsk]]|alt=Fountain in a town square File:Neptunbrunnen B-Mitte 06-2017.jpg|Berlin's [[Neptunbrunnen (Berlin)|Neptunbrunnen]]|alt=Neptune fountain, with a church in the background File:Estatuaneptuno.jpg|Neptune monument in [[La Coruña]] ([[Spain]]) </gallery>
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