R2 Cat. 102
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
2nd C. AD (Roman)
It is possible to reconstruct the Zeus-like appearance. Position of nostrils, nose, and inner corners of the mouth suggests that the mouth was open, breathing. A wide moustache descended toward the sides to join the wide, fluffy beard. Three locks co...
R2 Cat. 103
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
2nd C. AD (Roman)
Fragments Cat. 103, Cat. 104 and Cat. 105 (Figs. 226-228) may belong with Cat. 102 (Figs. 223-225) statue of Zeus.
The thin strip of polished neck has two rows of locks, the inner row of six separated by a chiseled channel from the outer row. Four loc...
R2 Cat. 104
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
2nd C. AD (Roman)
Fragments Cat. 103, Cat. 104 and Cat. 105 (Figs. 226-228) may belong with Cat. 102 (Figs. 223-225) statue of Zeus.
The bent, hollowed hand suggests that a vertical attribute (scepter?) was loosely held. The upper projection may be the tip of the littl...
R2 Cat. 105
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
2nd C. AD (Roman)
Fragments Cat. 103, Cat. 104 and Cat. 105 (Figs. 226-228) may belong with Cat. 102 (Figs. 223-225) statue of Zeus.
Three large incurling locks, standing ca. 0.13 from the face, overlie an inner row of six curls sketched with the chisel. The feathered ...
R2 Cat. 106
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
Early Hellenistic? (Hellenistic)
The head is tilted slightly upward and to l. At lower l. may be traces of a garment. The hair falls in curls in front of the ears and on the forehead and in long locks at back of the head. At l. and back curls are roughed out but not finished. Lower ...
R2 Cat. 107
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
Antonine (Roman)
The head was turned slightly to r. The face is framed by long hair, which is brushed up from the forehead and falls in long continuous curls to the neck, and by full beard. Stop-and-go drill marks are profuse in both hair and beard. Where preserved, ...
R2 Cat. 108
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
Antonine? (Roman?)
The hair is piled up in wreath-like coiffure above the forehead. The crown of the head is carved in flatter waves, encircled by a rounded and twisted fillet. Lower half of ears shows beneath hair, as on the Boston head from Mylasa. Loose strands fall...
R2 Cat. 109
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
(Hellenistic)
The child wears an overgarment belted beneath the chest and falling in gentle folds about the top of the legs. The belt continues around to the back, which is slightly less carefully worked. A drooping neckline shows the upper chest. An undergarment ...
R2 Cat. 110
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
1st C AD (Roman)
The archaising head has three rows of corkscrew curls, elongated eyes, a drooping moustache, and heavy beard, with bottom corners broken off. One lock of hair is at each side of head. The rectangular shaft had a horizontal strut on both sides. A hole...
R2 Cat. 111
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
(Hellenistic or Roman)
The nude female had her weight on r. leg, l. leg forward. On outside of r. leg is a trace of an attribute or support. Workmanship is simple but effective. The modeling is somewhat hard, and therefore perhaps Roman but no technical points prove it.
R2 Cat. 112
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
Late Hellenistic or early Roman, possibly Hadrianic (Hellenistic or Roman)
The skirt consists of three central vertical folds (two wide, one narrow), vertical folds also at each side, and gracefully falling shallow arched folds over the fronts of the thighs. This arrangement of the skirt suggests that our figure is an Amazo...
R2 Cat. 113
Sculpture
Marble, Stone
Hellenistic or 1st C. AD (Hellenistic)
She wears a girt “Phidian” peplos arranged with a vertical fold from l. shoulder to the belt. The aegis has a gorgoneion and snakes on the upper and lower rims. Position of neck and hair on r. shoulder shows that the head was turned diagonally to pro...