Statue of a Siren
Statue of a Siren
3D
Published 2018-01-31T14:40:24+00:00
Statue of a Siren made of Pentelic marble and found in the ancient cemetery of the Kerameikos, Athens. The mythical winged woman with the legs and tail of a bird laments the dead man whose tomb she adorned.
The palm of the left hand is all that survives of her arms, which were raised as she pulled her curly, unbound hair. The dramatic nature of her lament is impressed both in the pronounced arc of her sappy torso, the sideways tilt of her head and in the contracted facial features.
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| Date published | 31/01/2018 |
| Complejidad | Medio |
| Titulo | Statue of a Siren |
| Date | About 330 BC |
| Adhesión | 2583 |
| Medio | Pentelic marble |
| Crédito | National Archaeological Museum of Athens |
| Record | http://www.namuseum.gr/wellcome-en.html |
| Lugar | National Archaeological Museum of Athens |
