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Important Greco-Roman Plaque - Satyrs
ca. 1st century B.C – 1st century A.D.
Item Number: 899909
$29,500.00
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| Category |
Greco-Roman |
| Period |
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| Material |
Terracotta |
| Dimensions |
17-1/2”W x 12”H x 1-1/4”D |
| Condition |
Intact |
DescriptionAbsolutely stunning! Ancient Greco-Roman Plaque, carved in low relief, with satyrs dancing as they crush grapes to make wine. On the right, with a basket of grapes, is their leader Silenos, a Roman, probably by Greek artists. Molded terracotta, ca. 1st century B.C – 1st century A.D. Remains of original pigment. Custom mount. 17-1/2”W x 12”H x 1-1/4”D, intact/excellent condition, all original pigment. Published in the book, Wine Appreciation and Abuse in Ancient Greece, by Kons. I. Fallerios. An important piece, one of only a small handful known to exist, with one nearly-identical example on display at the Houston Museum of Art.
ProvenanceEx-private Denver, CO Collection.
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