Title

Munich Votive Relief. Greek votive relief from about 220 BC on display in the Glyptothek Museum in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. In a rural sanctuary a sacrificing family approach Asclepius, the god of healing, seated on a throne and his daughter Hygieia. In the middle there is an altar, to the left a sacred plane tree and in the background a pillar with two small figures of gods.

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Photographe : Azoor Photo

Date

Mar 03, 2017

Credit line

Photo12/Alamy/Azoor Photo

Reference

LMY24T01_HTYJG3

Usage

only for France

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

56,7Mb (2,2Mb) / 17,9in x 12,3in / 5381 x 3682 (300dpi)

Keywords

artwork art collection object inside nobody civilization period style munchen bavaria bavarian germany german europe european asclepius asklepios hygiea hygieia ancient greece sanctuary sacrificing greek mythology sacrifice medicine vejovisen hygeia hygiena hygiene greek greece god goddess mythology mythological myth scene 3rd century bc relief family religion religious cult votive healing throne altar sacred tree munich glyptothek glyptotheque antiques antique ancient antiquity museum gallery sculpture sculptural marble