• r2-70-10
    Palliatus torso, frontal view. (Telif hakkı Sart Amerikan Hafriyat Heyeti / Harvard Üniversitesi)

    Palliatus Torso

    Dönem
    2nd half of 2nd C. AD, Roma
    Müze
    Manisa, Arkeoloji ve Etnografya Müzesi, 9010
    Müze Envanter No.
    9010
    Sardeis veya Müze Env. No.
    S71.009
    Malzeme
    Mermer, Taş
    Eserin Türü
    Heykel
    Heykelin Türü
    Drapeli Erkek, İnsan Figürü
    Yerleşim
    Sardis
    Alan (Sektör)
    Syn
    Açma
    Syn 71
    Locus
    Syn FC Other
    Koordinatlar
    E117.63 - E117.94 / N6.65 - N7.25 *96.45 - 96.20
    Bulunduğu Yeri
    Syn; built into late E-W partition wall on S side of central entrance to Syn.
    Tanım

    The palliatus has his r. arm bent across his chest, veiled in the cloak, and holds a rectangular object (volumen). His l. arm is draped to the wrist, the l. hand grasping the vertical folds of his cloak. A large vertical fold, thrown over his l. shoulder, falls all the way down his back. Schematic curving folds radiate from the l. shoulder over the entire body. Treatment of the back is much simplified and finished only with a large claw chisel. The head was dowelled into the clean slanting plane of neck; the iron dowel is still in place, diam. 0.02.

    This is a variation of the main type of palliatus with the weight on the l. leg and triangular folds across the stomach. Schematic drill runs are carefully finished. This competent Antonine or early Severan work.

    Condition

    Coarse-grained white marble, probably local, with reddish discoloration.

    Head, legs below thighs, and all fingers and r. hand are missing.

    Boyutlar
    H. 0.70; diam. of neck 0.10
    Yorum
    On the type, see Rosenbaum, Cyrenaican Portrait Sculpture, 80-81; cf. her no. 128, p. 83, pl. 67:5. Cf. also Antonine examples, Harrison, Agora I, nos. 57-62 and p. 76, no. 6.
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