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Titolo: Persian warrior
Estremo cronologico iniziale: 110
Estremo cronologico finale: 120
Periodo storico: Imperial/Late Roman
Descrizione: 

Statue of a Persian warrior, who is wearing a Phrygian beret, He is depicted while attempting a defensive movement away from the enemy. He is raising his right arm which holding his sword. The expression on the face is extremely dramatic. This small statue is probably a Roman copy, made about 110-120 A.D., of one of a group of four bronzes which commemorated Greek victories over their enemies. These sculptures had been set up as a votive offering by Attalos II of Pergamon around 160-150 B.C. on the Acropolis in Athens and at Pergamon itself (the so-called Pergamene “Little Barbarians”). The original of this statue belonged to a group which celebrated the triumph of the Greeks over the Persians following the famous Battle of Marathon in 490 B.C. This statue was discovered in Rome between 1503 and 1512, together with other copies of statues from Pergamon, during the work of constructing the Medici Palace, nowadays Palazzo Madama.

Luogo: Vatican Museums, Vatican City  
Lingue: No linguistic content; Not applicable
Progetto: BYZART Project  
Fondo: UNIBO Europeana Archaeology  
Tipo di oggetto: statues
Materiale e tecnica: sculpting
Data provider: University of Bologna  
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