# Hixenbaugh Ancient Art


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- [Ancient Greek Helmets: A Complete Guide and Catalog](https://hixenbaugh.net/ancient-greek-helmets-a-complete-guide-and-catalog/): Ancient Greek Helmets: A Complete Guide and Catalog The most comprehensive study ever produced on the subject of ancient Greek armor, tracing the development of the ancient Greek helmet from the Bronze Age through the Hellenistic Period, cataloging over 2100 ancient Greek helmets in both public and private collections, examining every aspect of the design, manufacture, use, and cultural relevance of the military helmet in ancient Greek culture. Over 700 helmets are depicted in large full color photo-realistic illustrations. Ancient Greek helmets are emblematic of the culture that created them at a time when entire nations were often obliterated by […]
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- [Expertise](https://hixenbaugh.net/expertise/): Expertise Introduction Hixenbaugh Ancient Art Ltd is among the world’s most prominent galleries specializing in ancient art. Located at 235 East 60th Street in Manhattan, the gallery is focused on handling fine antiquities from the Ancient World including Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome. Under the direction of the founder, Randall Hixenbaugh, the gallery has since its opening in 2003 handled thousands of antiquities worth many millions of dollars. In doing so, we have sourced material from many old collections and placed them with a new generation of discerning collectors across the globe. We have sold antiquities to a number of […]
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