Grave Relief for a Victor
Grave Relief for a Victor
3D
Published 2018-02-20T16:00:57+00:00
Halicarnass (Turkey), near Mausoleum, acquired in 1854
Marble, 2nd century BC
The palm branch as the sign of victory, the folded band in the right gand and the herm depicting Herakles from the waist up in a lion-skin, are all signs that the deceased was a successful athlete. Herakles was the patron deity of the palaestra. Herms depicting him as a thoughtful hero in old age typically adorned Greek gymnasia.
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| Date published | 20/02/2018 |
| Title | Grave Relief for a Victor |
| Date | 2nd c. BC. |
| Accession | Sk 784 |
| Medium | Marble |
| Credit | Altes Museum |
| Record | http://www.smb.museum/en/museums-institutions/altes-museum/home.html |
| Place | Altes Museum |
Made it for a friend, turned out great!