• r2-13-10
    Shoulder of colossal draped figure. (Telif hakkı Sart Amerikan Hafriyat Heyeti / Harvard Üniversitesi)

    Drapeli Devasa Figürün Omuz Kısmı

    Dönem
    5th C. BC?, Geç Lidya (Pers)?
    Müze
    Manisa, Arkeoloji ve Etnografya Müzesi
    Müze Envanter No.
    Sardeis veya Müze Env. No.
    S63.031
    Malzeme
    Mermer, Taş
    Eserin Türü
    Heykel
    Heykelin Türü
    İnsan Figürü
    Yerleşim
    Sardis
    Alan (Sektör)
    Syn
    Açma
    Syn 63
    Locus
    Syn MH Spolia
    Koordinatlar
    E45.30 / N17 *97.00
    Bulunduğu Yeri
    Syn
    Tanım

    Possibly the right side of a colossal statue or relief. The fragment has a fold falling across the shoulder, another going across the back, and long shallow vertical folds falling down the back. It is at least one and a half times life size.

    Because of careful, “un-Roman” chisel workmanship, this could be an early, e.g. 5th C. B.C. piece. Possibly a figure in Oriental dress and perhaps going to the right with an offering, it may be from a relief rather than a statue.

    Condition

    Grayish-white marble with large crystals. According to D. Monna (Aug. 1972, sample XXXVI), the marble is local and resembles a sample taken from quarry 2 (see Ch. 1, “Materials”). Whitmore: compares with Sardis MD quarry group A.

    Broken on all sides.

    Boyutlar
    P.H. 0.475; P.W. 0.455; P. Th. 0.09.
    Yorum
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    Kaynakça
    General style and garment recall the Satrap Sarcophagus, Kleemann, Satrapen-Sarkophag,14-24, pls. 4-6, 10 (cloak), 12.
    Yazar
    GMAH