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Doidalsas’ Crouching or Bathing Aphrodite (originally with Eros ?),
perhaps in Bithynia (bronze ?), rococo with baroque composition
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Boethos’ Boy with Goose (marble or bronze), rococo with baroque composition
Photograph from AICT
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Polykles’ Sleeping Hermaphrodite (bronze), rococo with baroque composition |
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Epigonos’ Menelaos & Patroklos, perhaps in Athena Sanctuary at
Pergamon (bronze), baroque
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Reconstruction
of Acropolis of Pergamon, Staatliche Museen, Berlin the Athena sanctuary,
where the three Gaul Monuments were located, is directly above the uppermost
seats of the theater.
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Plan
of Athena sanctuary, the Acropolis of Pergamon, showing the round Gaul Monument
in the center of the precinct, and the two rectangular Gaul Monuments in
the south part of the precinct.
Reconstruction of round Gaul Monument, Athena Sanctuary, Pergamon (bronze),
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Gaul
Monument, Athena Sanctuary, Pergamon (bronze), baroque
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Epigonos'
Dying Trumpeter, from one of the Gaul Monuments in Athena Sanctuary at Pergamon
(bronze), baroque
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Drunken
Old Woman, perhaps showing a participant in Ptolemaic festival of Adonis,
Alexandria, Egypt (see J.J. Pollitt, Art in the Hellenistic Age,
1986, p. 143; purpose of festival was to celebrate death and resurrection
of Adonis, who was shared between Aphrodite and Persephone and often identified
with Near Eastern fertility god Tammuz); according to an alternate theory,
woman would be connected with Dionysiac cult (see William R. Biers, The
Archaeology of
Greece, 2nd ed., 1996, p. 303)
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| Pythokritos’
Nike from Sanctuary of Kabeiroi at Samothrace (Parian marble), Baroque.
Reconstruction of fountain with Nike alighting on ship. From Heiner Knell,
Die Nike von Samothrake, 1995, p. 79. |
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Pythokritos’
Nike from Sanctuary of Kabeiroi at Samothrace (Parian marble), Baroque
Painted Reconstructions from Virtual
Sculpture Gallery
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