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Hégéso céramique, Stele no. 143 musée central, Stele of Illissos and funerary stele of Hegesa, page, photomechanical print, Athens, cliché maker: Dujardin, printer (person): Chardon-Wittmann, c. 1880 - in or before 1890, photographer, printer (person), Athene, Periféreia Protevoúsis, paper, photoaquatint, height 245 mm x width 323 mm, Prints opposite page 25., sculpture (relief, sculpture), upright gravestone, A grayscale photograph shows two separate relief sculptures on a light background, one on the left depicting a muscular nude male figure standing with a cloak draped over one arm and a smaller childlike figure crouched at his feet, alongside a bearded robed figure whose hand rests near his face, the carved stone edges visible; the relief on the right shows two seated draped female figures facing each other within an architectural frame, one holding a shallow rectangular object while the other extends an arm toward it, with detailed folds in their garments and a peaked pediment above them.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A98_331

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

49.1Mo (9.4Mo) / 39.2cm x 31.4cm / 4627 x 3712 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Hégéso céramique Stele no 143 musée central Stele Illissos funerary stele Hegesa page photomechanical print Athens cliché maker Dujardin printer person Chardon-Wittmann c 1880 - 1890 photographer Athene Periféreia Protevoúsis paper photoaquatint height 245 mm x width 323 mm Prints opposite page 25 sculpture relief upright gravestone grayscale photograph two separate relief sculptures light background left depicting muscular nude male figure standing cloak draped arm smaller childlike figure crouched feet alongside bearded robed figure hand rests near face carved stone edges visible right two seated draped female figures facing within architectural frame holding shallow rectangular object extends detailed folds garments peaked pediment them