Munich Diadoumenos, frontal view
Munich Diadoumenos, from left
Munich Diadoumenos, detail of back and buttocks
Munich Diadoumenos, back view
Munich Diadoumenos, right profile
Munich Diadoumenos, detail of torso, right side
| Collection: | Munich, Glyptothek |
| Title: | Diadoumenos, Munich replica |
| Findspot: | Found near Baths of Diocletian, Rome |
| Summary: | Youth tying a fillet around his head |
| Material: | Marble |
| Sculpture Type: | Free-standing statue |
| Category: | Original/copies |
| Style: | High Classical |
| Technique: | In-the-round |
| Original or Copy: | Copy |
| Original: | Diadoumenos |
| Date: | ca. 100 AD - ca. 150 AD |
| Dimensions: | H 1.14 m |
| Region: | Latium |
| Period: | Hadrianic? |
Subject Description:
Torso of a nude youth, leaning on his left leg, and raising at least his right arm above his head.
Date Description:
Vierneisel-Schlörb suggests that the copy may have dated to the Hadrianic period.
Condition: Intact
Condition Description:
Missing head, both arms, left shoulder, both lower legs, and right knee. Breaks were smoothed for earlier restorations, which are now removed.
Material Description: Parian marble (Vierneisel-Schlörb
Collection History:
From the Villa Ridolfi (formerly Strozzi), by the Baths of Diocletian (where it may have originated). Acquired in 1812 in Rome.
Sources Used: