Votive relief to Cybele, detail of throne and lion
Votive relief to Cybele, detail of standing goddess and adjacent male figu...
Votive relief to Cybele, detail of torso and head of standing goddess
Votive relief to Cybele, general view of fragment
Votive relief to Cybele, detail of Cybele
Votive relief to Cybele, detail of torso and head of Cybele
| Collection: | Berlin, Antikenmuseen |
| Title: | Votive relief to Cybele |
| Context: | Probably from Piraeus |
| Summary: | Cybele seated in the presence of other gods |
| Object Function: | Votive |
| Material: | Marble |
| Sculpture Type: | Stele, relief-decorated |
| Style: | Late Classical |
| Technique: | Low relief |
| Original or Copy: | Original |
| Date: | ca. 390 BC - ca. 380 BC |
| Dimensions: | H 0.56 m, W 0.43 m, D 0.08 m |
| Scale: | Miniature |
| Region: | Attica |
| Period: | Late Classical |
Condition: Single fragment
Condition Description:
Fragment from the left side of a relief, approximately half of the original width. Part of left and bottom edges are preserved; broken across the top and on the right side.
Material Description:
Pentelic marble (Blümel)
Collection History:
Acquired for Berlin in 1877 by E. Curtius in the Piraeus.
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