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Draped Woman at The Louvre, Paris

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Title
Draped Woman

Artist
Unknown

Date
1st-2nd Century AD, restored in the XVIII Century

Medium
Marble

Dimensions
Unknown

Accession #
MR 179 (Ma 158)

Credit
Collection Borghese, bought 1807

At the end of the XVIII Century, the figurative statue was on display in the large room of the villa Borghese, Rome, forming a pair with another statue of a similar style (MR 68, also on Scan the World) which can be found in the same room, the Apollo Gallery, at The Louvre. The antique body is an Roman adaption of the sculpture 'The Little Herculanaise' (find it here on Scan the World), a piece from the end of the IV Century BC, attributed to Praxiteles. The head and the flute she holds in her left hand which transforms the statue into a muse are modern adaptions. The two statues are a mixture of old fragments of statues.
(source, accompanied text to the sculpture, Louvre)

náhodný výběr modelů

Cupid (L'Amour) at The Louvre, Paris

Helmeted Athena at The Palace of Versailles, France

Athlete or young god at The British Museum, London

Statue of Napirasu at the Louvre museum, Paris

Aphrodite at the Royal Ontario Museum, Canada

Penelope at The Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille, France

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