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Statuette

Archaeology

Anonymous

Roman, 1st century AD

Location

The Museu Episcopal de Vic has a large collection of small full fusion (solid) bronze sculptures that were part of the domestic furnishings of the Roman 'domus' and 'villae'. Some of these figurines of deities had a cultural purpose, whereas others were for decorative purposes only. This statuette represents Hercules; the demigod characterised by his great strength, appears bearded, naked and looking to his right. He wears a crown with three rosettes resting on a band that fastens at the neck. The arms and legs of the figure are mutilated and the treatment of the torso presents quite realistic anatomical details.

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`Location`

Room 2 , Floor -1

1 History of the Museum

2 Archaelogy

3 Lapidary

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`PLACE OF EXECUTION`

Place of execution unknown

`PERIOD`

Roman, 1st century AD

`Material`

Bronze, full fusion

`Dimensions`

6.1 cm

`Origin`

From Empúries (Alt Empordà)

`WORK NUMBER`

MEV 8670

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