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TORSE D'ATHLETE EN MARBRE
ART ROMAIN, IER - IIEME SIECLE AP. J.C.
Représenté plus grand que nature, à l'origine en contrapposto, le poids reposant sur la jambe droite, la jambe gauche légèrement avancée, le bras droit levé, le bras gauche baissé et se déplaçant vers l'avant, la musculature bien définie, une encoche dans le cou pour l'insertion de la tête exécutée à part et aujourd'hui manquante, une petite mortaise carrée sur le haut de la cuisse droite
Hauteur : 99 cm. (39 in.)
來源
Galerie Marc Lagrand, Paris, 1970-1980.
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A ROMAN MARBLE TORSO OF AN ATHLETE
CIRCA 1ST - 2ND CENTURY A.D.
Over-lifesized, originally standing in contrapposto with his weight on his right leg, the left slightly advanced, the right arm raised, the left arm lowered and projecting forward, the musculature well-modeled, a recess at the neck for insertion of the separately-made and now-missing head, a small square mortise on the upper right thigh.
The pose of this impressive athletic torso recalls that of the 'oil-pourer' traditionally associated with Polykleitos and his followers. From the raised right hand he would be pouring oil from a vessel into a bowl held in his lowered left hand. For a closely related example see the marble figure in Dresden, no. 146 in Beck, Bol and Bückling, Polyklet, Der Bildhauer der griechischen Klassik.
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