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    Corinthian head capital with head missing. (Telif hakkı Sart Amerikan Hafriyat Heyeti / Harvard Üniversitesi)

Palaestra Colonnade'den Korint Başkenti: Göğüs

Dönem
Early 3rd C. AD, Roma
Sardeis veya Müze Env. No.
S67.036
Malzeme
Mermer, Taş
Eserin Türü
Heykel
Heykelin Türü
Başlık
Yerleşim
Sardis
Alan (Sektör)
PA
Açma
PA/S
Koordinatlar
E60.50 / N21.40 *97.19 - 96.47
Bulunduğu Yeri
Pa-S
Tanım

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 end of a chlamys pinned by a large round brooch. The well-formed r. arm disappears into the acanthus just below the shoulder. The head is missing entirely, but it is clear from the break that the hairstyle was short and basically rounded.

The molding consisted of egg and dart (H. 0.065) over vertical fluting (H. 0.035). At the center of the side of the capital is a downward-facing flower, and the same is at the back; there was no bust at the back.

Condition

Marble.

The head is broken off, perhaps intentionally. Many of the acanthus leaves and part of molding is also missing. L. side crudely chiseled off. Lewis hole in top center (W. 0.05; L. 0.105; D. 0.11; distance center to front 0.45, to r. side 0.4450.

Boyutlar
H. 0.77; W. 0.72; Th 1.00. Break of head: H. 0.14; W. at top 0.155. Entire bust: H. 0.25; W. 0.33.
Yorum
Cf. also Cat. 208 (Figs. 365-366). The similarity of shape to a bust capital showing Caracalla is striking, see Mercklin, Antike Figuralkapitelle, no. 211, figs. 399-400. Cf. also architectural tondo of Apollo with chlamys, Vermeule, Imperial Art, 88ff., Fig. 32.
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Kaynakça
Published: BASOR191, 28, fig. 21; Hirschland, Head Capitals, 22, pl. 36b.
Yazar
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