Togate statue and separately worked head, perhaps of Stephanus, proconsul of Asia; Ephesus; 4th to 6th century

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Title:	Togate statue and separately worked head, perhaps of Stephanus, proconsul of Asia; Ephesus; 4th to 6th century
Start date:	300
End date:	599
Historical Period:	Early Byzantine/Late Antique Period
Description:	Overlife-size togate statue and separately worked head found nearby, perhaps of Stephanus, proconsul of Asia; Ephesus; 4th to 6th century. Statue of a standing man in mature age. Figure stands with weight over the right leg. The right arm is raised holding the mappa. The left forearm is projecting, holding a sceptre. A bundle upright scrolls supports the statue of the right leg. The statue wears a late antique toga over two tunics and the senatorial calcei. Chronological details: 4th to 6th century
Size:	H: 2,02 m.
Place:	Ephesus Museum, Turkey
Languages:	No linguistic content; Not applicable
Medium:	marble (rock)
Project:	BYZART Project
Fond:	OUC Georgios Deligiannakis Archive
Physical type:	statues
Material and technique:	sculpture in the round
Data provider:	Open University of Cyprus
License:
Rights holder:	Museum of Ephesus
Appears in Collections:	BYZART