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Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1333 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID22525, SMID23603 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 66, Hygieia 33, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 63, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 86, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 810, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 59, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 89
Description: Votive relief, relief, Greek – Material: marble – Dating: -350/-300 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: The r. part is missing. Of the seated Asklepios, only the legs and the hands in the lap are preserved. He holds a staff in his r. hand. Behind him stands Hygieia, facing out. She wears a chiton and himation and leans on a tree, with her r. hand on her hip. A family of six mortals approaches an altar: a servant, with a bowl in his l. hand, leads a goat; behind him a man and wife, a younger woman, another man, and a child, followed by a maidservant carrying on her head a large basket/ciste covered by a cloth.
Keywords: Altar, cup, sacrificial assistant, worshipper, praying man, basket, goat, cista, kiste, procession: sacrificial procession, Asklepios, Hygieia
Bibliography: Hausmann 177 fig. 6; Neumann fig. 45b; Comella, A., I rilievi votivi greci di periodo arcaico e classico (2002) 106 fig. 102. 196 no. Atene 78; Kaltsas, o. c. 61, no. 475; F. T. van Straten, Hiera Kala (1995) Nr. R74 Abb. 57.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
Size: 57.7 kb
Dimensions: 600x361 px
Resolution: 72x72 ppi
ID: 6f079846a37244dca2ef0723155f817a
Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, National Archaeological Museum, Inventory: 1333 (1. Inv.)
LIMC/ThesCRA: MID22525, SMID23603 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Asklepios 66, Hygieia 33, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 63, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 86, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 810, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 59, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 89
Description: Votive relief, relief, Greek – Material: marble – Dating: -350/-300 – Discovery: AthensAsclepieion – Description: The r. part is missing. Of the seated Asklepios, only the legs and the hands in the lap are preserved. He holds a staff in his r. hand. Behind him stands Hygieia, facing out. She wears a chiton and himation and leans on a tree, with her r. hand on her hip. A family of six mortals approaches an altar: a servant, with a bowl in his l. hand, leads a goat; behind him a man and wife, a younger woman, another man, and a child, followed by a maidservant carrying on her head a large basket/ciste covered by a cloth.
Keywords: Altar, cup, sacrificial assistant, worshipper, praying man, basket, goat, cista, kiste, procession: sacrificial procession, Asklepios, Hygieia
Bibliography: Hausmann 177 fig. 6; Neumann fig. 45b; Comella, A., I rilievi votivi greci di periodo arcaico e classico (2002) 106 fig. 102. 196 no. Atene 78; Kaltsas, o. c. 61, no. 475; F. T. van Straten, Hiera Kala (1995) Nr. R74 Abb. 57.
Copyright notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object