R2 Cat. 188

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

1st C. BC (Hellenistic)

A small figure running to the r. wears a short tunic (to the knees) and a loose overgarment to the hips. Both tiers blow out behind. The skirt has vertical folds, the upper tier, rippled folds. The figure also wears boots with borders at the tops, an...

R2 Cat. 189

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

1st or 2nd C. AD (Roman)

The reclining river god has long hair, and is nude. His l. leg is tucked under the bent r. one. In his r. hand he holds a reed, and two other vertical reeds are incised into the background at the upper l. At the r. is a plane tree in shallow relief. ...

R2 Cat. 190

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

3rd C. AD? (Roman)

A youthful, unbearded river god holds a single reed in his r. hand and reclines on a rock in which a male head is carved. The lower part of his body is covered by a cloth, making a series of parallel folds over the legs; a roll of the material at the...

R2 Cat. 191

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

2nd or 3rd C. AD? (Roman)

A male figure is seated with his legs out before him, r. leg bent at the knee, and his hands behind his back. To the r., a short distance from the man, are traces of a cuirassed Roman; and to the l. is a shallow relief of a ribbon-like object with th...

R2 Cat. 192

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

(Hellenistic)

The eagle projects forward almost in the round, covering nearly the entire height of the pilaster capital. The profile at the top has a torus with a projecting animal head. Behind the l. shoulder of the eagle starts an oak spray which continues from ...

R2 Cat. 193

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

2nd half of 2nd C. AD (Roman)

The pilaster capital consists of two flat volutes springing from a base and supported by acanthus leaves. Standing on a small projecting base is a draped woman in hieratic pose with a pomegranate (?) in her l. hand and a snake, which wriggles across ...

R2 Cat. 194

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

2nd half of 2nd C. AD (Roman)

The capital is Corinthian, with volutes and acanthus leaves on a basically concave profile. At the center top is an image of a female goddess, a representation of an archaic statue. She wears a polos and a veil with an incised border, a necklace of l...

R2 Cat. 196

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

2nd or 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The head of Medusa is in the center, flanked by scrolled tendrils and acanthus leaves. The gorgon has wild disheveled hair, which waves to both sides from the center of the head. Curls are effectively shown by several layers of hair, coupled with mod...

R2 Cat. 197

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belong to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss., 99). The col...

R2 Cat. 198

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belong to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss., 99). The col...

R2 Cat. 199

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belong to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (see Fig. 4; Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss., ...

R2 Cat. 200

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belong to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (see Fig. 4; Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss., ...

R2 Cat. 201

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belong to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss., 99). The co...

R2 Cat. 202

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belong to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss., 99). The col...

R2 Cat. 203

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belongs to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (see Fig. 4; Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss.,...

R2 Cat. 204

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belongs to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (see Fig. 4; Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss.,...

R2 Cat. 205

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belongs to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (see Fig. 4; Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss.,...

R2 Cat. 206

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The series of head capitals belongs to the “screen colonnade” of ten double-engaged columns between the Imperial cult hall or “Marble Court,” MC, and the palaestra, Pa, at the E side of the Roman Gymnasium, B (see Fig. 4; Yegül, Bath Gymnasium Diss.,...

R2 Cat. 207

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

One of the round head capitals from the palaestra colonnade, this is the only one of either the palaestra or screen colonnade to have a bust and not just a head. The figure is shown from mid-chest upwards. His r. shoulder is bare; the l. one has the ...

R2 Cat. 208

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The head turns slightly to the l. The face has an elegant small chin, open "breathing" mouth, and distended nostrils. Short hair flows out to the sides. She is probably a maenad or a goddess. The piece belongs to the palaestra colonnade, as can be de...

R2 Cat. 209

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Early 3rd C. AD (Roman)

The hair consists of two rows of tight curls above the forehead, which bulges markedly. The eyes have heavy upper and lower lids; the iris is incised, the pupil drilled. The gaze is upwards and slightly to the r. Eyebrows are shown by a shallow groov...

R2 Cat. 210

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Constantinian? (Roman)

All three heads are female. The central one, quite worn, is Medusa with two snakes, summarily carved and tied in a knot under her chin. Parallel incisions in her hair indicate ringlets. The eyes are large, carved deeply all around, with a drilled cen...

R2 Cat. 211

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Hellenistic? (Hellenistic)

Near top of drum, in two lines, are the words ΦΥΛΗΣ ΤΜΩΛΙΔΟΣ. Below the inscription is a sculptured relief of the river god, Tmolus, reclining on a rocky projection representing the mountain. He is naked except for a corner of drapery falling over hi...

R2 Cat. 213

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

2nd- 3rd C. AD (Roman)

On the front face there are four figures, three of which overlap the edges of the rectangular recessed panel. At the bottom is a thick-bodied Atlas sitting on a rock in a frontal position, with his r. leg bent (following the curve of the rock). Upon ...

R2 Cat. 214

Sculpture

Marble, Stone

Hadrianic (Roman)

An angular monkey-like male figure has bent and extended arms and legs; he looks off to his l. He is surrounded by vines and a bunch of grapes. His body is covered by a wavy pattern, marked by parallel grooves, signifying hair. The relief slab is cur...