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Seated Philosopher: Chrysippus (?) at The Louvre, Paris

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Title
Seated Philosopher: Chrysippus (?)

Artist
Roman work of the Imperial period, attributed to Euboulides

Date
Second century AD

Medium
Marble

Dimensions
Height: 1.13 m

Accession #
MR 329 (No. 80)

Credit
Former collection of the della Porta in Rome, and the Borghese collection

Chrysippus, a Stoic philosopher and scholar of the third century BC, is probably the draped old man depicted in this sculpture. According to Cicero, writing in the 1st century BC (On the Ends of Good and Evil, I, 39) and Sidonius Apollinaris, writing in the middle of the 5th century BC (Letters, IX, 14), an effigy statue of the philosopher was erected in Athens, in the district of Kerameikos (Ceramicus, the potters' quarter, from which the English word 'ceramic' is derived); the sculpture depicted him punctuating his speech by counting arguments on the fingers of his upturned hand. Pliny the Elder, in the 1st century AD (Natural History, XXXIV, 88) attributes the original to the Greek Sculptor Euboulides in the late 3rd century BC.
The feet and several folds around the right fore-arm, index-finger and thumb have been restored.

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Bust of Pericles at The British Museum, London

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