Acquired in 1897 in Venice, from Giustiniani collectionMarble, Roman, after original around 160 – 140 BC The folds of the cloak draped over the left arm and shoulder emphasize the nakedness of the muscular body. The outstretched right arm may have once held a horse by its headcollar of a sceptre. Such a pose would have suited both a hero (Dioscurus?) and a Hellenistic king.

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