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Marble Stele of a Woman at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

This is a marble stele (grave marker) of a woman, originating from the Greek Attic style of the mid-4th Cenutry BC. It was found at Archanae, Menidi in Attica before 1827 and was provided by the Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1948.
This noble image of a woman brings to mind the philosopher Aristotle's description of commonly held beliefs about the dead: "In addition to believing that those who have ended this life are blessed and happy, we also think that to say anything false or slanderous against them is impious, from our feeling that it is directed against those who have already become our betters and superiors" (Of the Soul, quoted in Plutarch, A Letter to Apollonius 27). Larger than life and seated on a thronelike chair, this figure assumes almost heroic proportions.
 

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