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Gabriele D'Annunzio lived from 1863-1938, so he couldn't have discovered a statue in 1737 (even if he had been an archeologist, instead of a writer)
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''Ombra Della Sera'' (Italian for ''Shadow of the Evening'' or ''Evening Shadow'') is an UsefulNotes/{{Etruscan|s}} 57 cm high bronze {{sculpture|s}} from the 3rd century BC. It was discovered in 1737 and held at the Guarnacci Museum of Etruscan Artifacts in Volterra, UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}. It depicts an unusually slender nude man. It also has its own [[http://ombradellasera.com website]].
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''Ombra Della Sera'' (Italian for ''Shadow of the Evening'' or ''Evening Shadow'') is an UsefulNotes/{{Etruscan|s}} 57 cm high bronze {{sculpture|s}} from the 3rd century BC. It was discovered in 1737 around 1730 and held at the Guarnacci Museum of Etruscan Artifacts in Volterra, UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}. It depicts an unusually slender nude man. It also has its own [[http://ombradellasera.com website]].
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* NoTitle: Whatever name it might have had was lost to time, so, when Gabriele D'Annunzio discovered it in 1737, he named it ''Shadow of the Evening'' as its absurdly elongated body reminded him of long shadows created by the beams of the sunset.
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* NoTitle: Whatever name it might have had was lost to time, so, when Gabriele D'Annunzio discovered it in 1737, he named it time. The statue was nicknamed ''Shadow of the Evening'' as because its absurdly elongated body reminded him of long evokes the elongated shadows created by the beams setting sun. This nickname was supposedly coined by Gabriele D'Annunzio (1863-1938), though there is no documentation of how the sunset.name got attached to the statue. First documented use of this name occurs in a 1954 guidebook.
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* NoTitle: Whatever name it might have had was lost to time, so, when Gabriele D'Annunzio discovered it in 1737, he named it ''Shadow of the Evening'' as its its absurdly elongated body reminded him of long shadows created by the beams of the sunset.
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* NoTitle: Originally, it had no name. It was named by Gabriele D'Annunzio when it was discovered in 1737, after its absurdly elongated body that reminded him of long shadows of the beams of the sunset.
* TheXOfY: Its name means "Shadow Of The Evening" in Italian.
* TheXOfY: Its name means "Shadow Of The Evening" in Italian.
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* NoTitle: Originally, Whatever name it might have had no name. It was named by lost to time, so, when Gabriele D'Annunzio when it was discovered in 1737, after he named it ''Shadow of the Evening'' as its its absurdly elongated body that reminded him of long shadows of created by the beams of the sunset.
* TheXOfY: Its name means "ShadowOf The of the Evening" in Italian.
* TheXOfY: Its name means "Shadow
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''Ombra Della Sera'' (Italian for ''Shadow Of The Evening'' or ''Evening Shadow'') is an UsefulNotes/{{Etruscan|s}} 57 cm high bronze {{sculpture|s}} from the 3rd century BC. It was discovered in 1737 and held at the Guarnacci Museum of Etruscan Artifacts in Volterra, UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}. It depicts an unusally slender nude man. It also has its own [[http://ombradellasera.com website]].
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''Ombra Della Sera'' (Italian for ''Shadow Of The of the Evening'' or ''Evening Shadow'') is an UsefulNotes/{{Etruscan|s}} 57 cm high bronze {{sculpture|s}} from the 3rd century BC. It was discovered in 1737 and held at the Guarnacci Museum of Etruscan Artifacts in Volterra, UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}. It depicts an unusally unusually slender nude man. It also has its own [[http://ombradellasera.com website]].
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''Ombra Della Sera'' (Italian for ''Shadow Of The Evening'' or ''Evening Shadow'') is an UsefulNotes/{{Etruscan|s}} 57 cm high bronze {{sculpture|s}} from the 3rd century BC. It was discovered in 1737 and held at the Guarnacci Museum of Etruscan Artifacts in Volterra, UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}. It depicts an unusally slender nude man. It also has its own [[http://ombradellasera.com website]].
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!!Tropes:
*MaleFrontalNudity: It is a nude male that shows its penis on display.
*NoodlePeople: The figure is extremely thin and lanky in impossible ways.
*NoTitle: Originally, it had no name. It was named by Gabriele D'Annunzio when it was discovered in 1737, after its absurdly elongated body that reminded him of long shadows of the beams of the sunset.
*TheXOfY: Its name means "Shadow Of The Evening" in Italian.
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''Ombra Della Sera'' (Italian for ''Shadow Of The Evening'' or ''Evening Shadow'') is an UsefulNotes/{{Etruscan|s}} 57 cm high bronze {{sculpture|s}} from the 3rd century BC. It was discovered in 1737 and held at the Guarnacci Museum of Etruscan Artifacts in Volterra, UsefulNotes/{{Italy}}. It depicts an unusally slender nude man. It also has its own [[http://ombradellasera.com website]].
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!!Tropes:
*MaleFrontalNudity: It is a nude male that shows its penis on display.
*NoodlePeople: The figure is extremely thin and lanky in impossible ways.
*NoTitle: Originally, it had no name. It was named by Gabriele D'Annunzio when it was discovered in 1737, after its absurdly elongated body that reminded him of long shadows of the beams of the sunset.
*TheXOfY: Its name means "Shadow Of The Evening" in Italian.
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