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Later Kouros from Actium at The Louvre, Paris

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Title
Kouros from Actium

Artist
Unknown original sculpture

Date
ca. 560 BC - 550 BC

Medium
Marble

Dimensions
Height, 0.945 m

Accession #
Ma 688

Credit
Found at Actium, Sanctuary of Apollo

Attribution of this kouros to a precise atelier, workshop or artist is not defined. Certain specialists have hypothesized extensiveley that the piece is a production from Naxos, though others argue that it is a Corinthian artist or someone under the influence of Corinthian style.
This is the more stylistically advanced of the two kouroi found in Actium (the other can be found here), most obviously seen in the torso which exhibits well-modelled though very simple forms. The front is delineated by a series of ridges and grooves: horizontal clavicles, a shallow by clear median line descending from the sternum to the navel and a distinctly marked arch separating the thorax from the abdomen. The overall proportions are long and slender. The hair is massed softly over the shoulders, then gathered loosely behind with a double band of ribbon. Below the ribbon it falls nearly in a narrow spread almost to the middle of the neck. All the hair is carefully rendered in a beaded style.
Like the kouroi from Sounion and the Ptoon Sanctuary in Boeotia, the Actium youths are closely linked with Apollo since they apparently come from his sanctuary.
The sculpture was found by Champoiseau, a French consul to Ioannina in 1867 alongside another kouros.

náhodný výběr modelů

Centauro at Canary Wharf, London

Two Cows at The Saatchi Gallery, London

Herm in California, America

Ferdinand Foch Equestrian at Victoria, London

Age of Bronze at the National gallery of Art, Washington DC, USA

The Grape Pickers at Musée Zadkine, Paris, France

home technologie 3D tisku 3D tiskarny materiály 3D scanery 3D modely ART 3D programy 3D Slicer Reklama 3D tiskárny AONN.cz Spřátelené Weby		3D modely ART Later Kouros from Actium at The Louvre, Paris velikost souboru - 35MB stáhnout soubor 3D vizualizace Title Kouros from Actium Artist Unknown original sculpture Date ca. 560 BC - 550 BC Medium Marble Dimensions Height, 0.945 m Accession # Ma 688 Credit Found at Actium, Sanctuary of Apollo Attribution of this kouros to a precise atelier, workshop or artist is not defined. Certain specialists have hypothesized extensiveley that the piece is a production from Naxos, though others argue that it is a Corinthian artist or someone under the influence of Corinthian style. This is the more stylistically advanced of the two kouroi found in Actium (the other can be found here), most obviously seen in the torso which exhibits well-modelled though very simple forms. The front is delineated by a series of ridges and grooves: horizontal clavicles, a shallow by clear median line descending from the sternum to the navel and a distinctly marked arch separating the thorax from the abdomen. The overall proportions are long and slender. The hair is massed softly over the shoulders, then gathered loosely behind with a double band of ribbon. Below the ribbon it falls nearly in a narrow spread almost to the middle of the neck. All the hair is carefully rendered in a beaded style. Like the kouroi from Sounion and the Ptoon Sanctuary in Boeotia, the Actium youths are closely linked with Apollo since they apparently come from his sanctuary. The sculpture was found by Champoiseau, a French consul to Ioannina in 1867 alongside another kouros. náhodný výběr modelů Centauro at Canary Wharf, London Two Cows at The Saatchi Gallery, London Herm in California, America Ferdinand Foch Equestrian at Victoria, London Age of Bronze at the National gallery of Art, Washington DC, USA The Grape Pickers at Musée Zadkine, Paris, France
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