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| Name: |
Male
Torso |
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| Description: |
Similar
to the Apollo Belvedere, attributed to Leochares. Rome. H. 2.24m (whole
statue). Armless torso, very similar in design and execution to that
of the Apollo Belvedere. This torso has a thinner cloak, no crossband
for a quiver, and a shorter distance between the navel and genitals. |
| Date: |
c. 330 B.C. |
| Discussion: |
This
would seem to be a poor copy of the torso of the Apollo Belvedere.
See Robertson 1981: 160ff.; Stewart 1990: 191, 212, 226, 283-4; 573
(ill.). |
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