Grave Stela
63-6-1
Location: On Display in the Rome Gallery
From: Greece | Athens | Mediterranean
Curatorial Section: Mediterranean
Object Number | 63-6-1 |
Current Location | Rome Gallery - On Display |
Culture | Attic | Roman |
Provenience | Greece | Athens | Mediterranean |
Date Made | ca. 150 CE |
Section | Mediterranean |
Materials | Pentelic Marble |
Iconography | Woman |
Description | Marble grave relief, standing woman in fairly high relief in pose of "Smaller Hirculaneum Woman". Frontal, head slightly inclined to proper right, wearing polos (or a high braid). Weight on left foot, right slightly bent at knee. Over a long crinkly dress she wears a mantle whosefolds she raises with her right hand over her left breast. Left arm at side. To her left a section of approjecting frame. The relief is broken above, to the left and below the ankles. Low grade Pentelic marble, with streaks of green mica. Evelyn B. Harrison examined this relief in March 1963. She has provided the identification of the type and the date. (Early Antonine or thereabouts. |
Height | 64 cm |
Width | 29 cm |
Thickness | 9 cm |
Credit Line | Gift of Joseph V. Noble, 1963 |
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