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Pan Removing a Thorn From The Foot of Satyr at The Louvre, Paris

Title
Pan Removing a Thorn from the Foot of a Satyr


Artist
Unknown, Roman


Date
1st - 2nd century AD


Medium
Marble


Dimensions
x


Accession #
MR 193 (Ma. 320)


Credit
Bought 1807, originally from the Borghese collection



Pan, the Greek god of shepherds and herdsmen, is recognisable from his hybrid appearance, half man half goat. This group, of which there are several variants of Roman times, also preserves the memory of a Greek work , now lost, which dates to 50 BC, echoes the grotesque style celebrated of the 'Thorn Puller' from the Capitol Museum in Rome (also uploaded on MyMiniFactory).
 

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