3D modely ART

Adorante restored to be Euterpe at The Louvre, Paris

Title

Adorante, restored to be Euterpe



Artist
Unknown


Date
1st - 2nd Century AD


Medium
Marble


Dimensions
Height: 2m


Accession #
Inv. MR 68 (No. 483)


Credit
Originally from the Borghese collection, purchased by the Louvre in 1807. 



The body of this sculpture is the only surviving part of the original sculpture. Known by others of the same type commissioned by Emperor Augustus for his wife, the shape of this sculpture's body tells us that it would have been used for worship. The addition of the modern head and two flutes towards the end of the eighteenth century transformed the statue into the muse Euterpe. 
 

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