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25. Зал музея с древнегреческой коллекцией
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26. Head of Athena in the Velletri Type on a Modern Bust
The head with the Corinthian helmet belongs to a series of Roman copies made after a colossal statue of Athena from around 400 BC. The best ancient version from Velletri (Italy) is in the Louvre in Paris. The goddess held spear in her raised right and probably a sacrificial bowl in her left hand
Acquired by Frederick II in 1742
Marble, Roman, after an original from around 400 BC
SA 79
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27. Head of Singing or Talking Dionysus
The head of Dionysus is one of several ancient copies, of which the “Head from the South Slope” of the Athenian Acropolis counts as the most excellent. The statuary type belonging to it could not be established until now. The model may have been a famous Early Hellenistic statue in the Athenian sanctuary of Dionysus
Acquired in 1842 from the Riccardi Coll., Florence (I)
Marble, Roman, after an original from 270 - 250 BC
Sk 610
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28. Theseus Plunges Sciron into the Sea
Vulci (Italy), acquired in Rome in 1833
Clay, around 480 BC; drinking bowl, painter Douris (attributed to)
F 2288
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29. Theseus Stabs the Minotaur
Nola (Italy), acquired in 1878
Clay, around 460 BC; neck amphora, Attic red-figure
F 2343
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30. Amphora: Achilles and Aias Playing a Board Game, Departure of Athena
Acquired in 1962
Clay, around 510 BC, Attic black-figure, Chiusi Painter
In a battle break during the Trojan war, we see the two great Greek heroes, Achilles and Aias, immersed in board game. The presence of Athena as the supporter of Achilles establishes the connection to the rear side, on which the goddess mounts her chariot in the presence of Dionysus
Inv. 1962.28
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31. Drinking Cup of the Potter Sosias: Achilles Binds Patroclus
Vulci (Italy), necropolis Camposcala, acquired in 1831
Clay, around 500 BC, Attic red-figure
The inside of this masterpiece of Attic vase painting displays a picture from the Trojan War: Achilles, skilled in the art of healing, binds his friend Patroclus, who is suffering great pain. The outer sides display an assembly of gods on Mount Olympus, to which Athena introduces her protege Herakles after his death
F 2278
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32. Drinking Cup of the Foundry Painter: Handing Over Weapons for Achilles
Vulci (Italy), acquired in 1837
Clay, around 490/480 BC, Attic red-figure
The scene on the inside of the drinking cup leads us to the workshop of the god of blacksmiths, Hephaestus: He hands Thetis the weapons he made for her son, Achilles. The images on the outside give insight into a bronze foundry, where two statues are being made. The anonymous Athenian painter owes his name to this vase
F 2294
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33. Statuette of the Leaning Aphrodite
Tarquinia (Italy), acquired in 1857
Marble, 420 - 400 BC
The very feminine figure of Aphrodite stands next to a pronouncedly archaizing idol in the shape of a woman against which she leans with her elbow. Sculptures, vase paintings and literary sources provide evidence that depictions of the love goddess in a casually leaning posture was highly popular in Athenian Classical art
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34. Drinking Cup of Oltos: The Death of Patroclus
Vulci (Italy), acquired in 1841 from the Coll. Canino
Clay, around 510 BC, Attic red-figure
The outer side narrate a central episode from the Trojan War, the fight between Aias and the Trojan Aineias for the corps of Patroclus. On the opposite side, the news of his death is brought to Achilles, who is talking to aged Nestor. The cup was made by the potter Euxitheos and painted by Oltos
F 2264
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35. Head of Artemis or Apollo
Athens (Greece), acquired in 1844
Marble, 330 - 300 BC
The high-quality head was meant to be mounted onto a monumental statue and could stem from a cult image. Due to its effeminate traits, the hairstyle and the pierced earlobes, it counted as female and was thus associated with Artemis. Yet all mentioned traits can also be found as Apollo
Sk 616
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36. Statue of a Wounded Niobid
Rome (Italy), acquired in 1958
Marble, 440 - 430 BC
A hint at the interpretation of this figure is provided by the hole in the right part of the chest, in which a bronze arrow may have been inserted. We are familiar with similar representations from statuary groups, in which Apollo and Artemis take deadly revenge on Niobe and her children, the Niobids, for offering their mother Leto
Inv. 1958.1
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37. Statue of a Victor, So-called Berlin Athlete
Acquired by Frederick II in Rome in 1768
Marble, Roman after an original from ca. 320/310 BC
The roman copy goes back to a Greek bronze original dating from 320 to 310 BC, possibly a statue in honour of a victorious athlete, and can be connected with the work of the famous sculptor Lysippos of Sicyon. The right lower arm and the hand with the ointment flask were added in modern time
Sk 471
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38. Cup with Inscription: Javelin Throwers
Vulci (Italy), acquired in 1960
Clay, around 465 BC, Attic red-figure, Pistoxenos Painter
Inv.1960.2
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39. Cup: Athlete, Ready to Throw the Javelin
Vulci (Italy), acquired shortly after 1867
Clay, around 440/430 BC, Attic red-figure
F 2728
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40. Cup: Landing Long Jumper with Jumping Weights
Tarquinia (Italy), acquired 1831
Clay, around 510/500 BC, Attic red-figure. Painter of Berlin 2268
F 2268
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41. Cup: Hoplite Runner
Tarquinia (Italy), acquired 1831
Clay, around 490 BC, Attic red-figure. Antiphon Painter
F 2307
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42. Athlete with Victory Fillet
Sparta (Greece), acquired in 1896
Bronze, around 450 BCм
Bronze sculptures of Athletes, 5th and 4th Century BC
The representation of athletes was popular in various fields of art. Bronze statues and atatuettes of athletes were donated in sanctuaries as votive of ferings by victorious athletes. Moreover, figurines of athletes adorned implements and vessels
Misc. 8576
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43. Boy with Ball
Ligourio (Greece), acquired in 1888
Bronze, around 460 BC
Bronze sculptures of Athletes, 5th and 4th Century BC
The representation of athletes was popular in various fields of art. Bronze statues and atatuettes of athletes were donated in sanctuaries as votive of ferings by victorious athletes. Moreover, figurines of athletes adorned implements and vessels
Misc. 8089
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44. Athlete or Hoplite Runner
Taurus Mountains (Turkey), acquired in 1913
Bronze, around 480 BC
Bronze sculptures of Athletes, 5th and 4th Century BC
The representation of athletes was popular in various fields of art. Bronze statues and atatuettes of athletes were donated in sanctuaries as votive of ferings by victorious athletes. Moreover, figurines of athletes adorned implements and vessels
Inv. 30209
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45. Head of a Victor’s Statue in the Type of the Dresden Boy
Acquired in 1865 from the Collection Pourtales
Marble, Roman, after an original from around 430/420 BC
This head probably goes back to bronze victor’s statue of a young athlete by the sculptor Polykleitos of Argos or his school. In Olympia, the victorious athletes were allowed to set up such statues in their honour. The boy preserved Roman copy at the Dresden Antiquities Collection gave this type of statue its name
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46. Panathenaic Prize Amphora with Boxing Match
Vulci (Italy), acquired in 1835
Clay, Attic black-figure, around 490 BC
These oil-filled prize amphorae were given to the victorious athletes at the Panathenaic Games, the main festival of the city’s patron goddess Athena held every four years. One side shows the competition during which the prize was won, the other depict the armed Athena Promachos between two columns
F 1833
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47. Bronze Statue of a Young Man, So-called Praying Boy
Rhodes (Greece), acquired in 1747
Bronze, around 300 BC
This statue was found already in the Renaissance and passed through many collections before it was acquired by Frederick II. Its missing arms are imaginatively amended and give the statue its name. As regards its style, it is attributed to the school of the sculptor Lysippos of Sicyon. Set up on this very site since 1830, it constituted the signet of the Collection of Classical Antiquities
Sk 2
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48. Calyx Krater with Palaestra Scenes Attributed to Euphronios
Capua (Italy), acquired in 1878
Clay, Attic red-figure, around 500 BC
Both front and reverse side of this vessel for mixing vine with water depict preparations for athletic training or competition: Undressing, oiling, massage and discus training. Kalos inscriptions give the name of the young Athenians, amongst them Leagros and Antiphon. The masterly painted vessel is considered to be the work of the Athenian painter and potter Euphronios
F 2180
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49. Hetaera Above the Chamber Pot
Orvieto (Italy), acquired in Paris in 1901
Clay, around 480 BC; cup, Attic red-figure, in the style of the Foundry Painter
V.I. 3757
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50. Flutist in front of a Food Basket
Acquired in Paris in 1892
Clay, around 480 BC; cup, Attic red-figure, attributed to the painter Douris
V.I. 3255
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