Fragment Roman Sidamara Type Sarcophagus
Fragment of a Sidamara-type sarcophagus. Lycaonia (Turkey), 2nd-3rd centuries CE. Marble.
Fragment of a Sidamara-type sarcophagus, from a region in present-day Turkey. It features elaborate architectural ornamentation, with a fragmentary cornice composed of bands of vegetal, oval, and spherical motifs. In the upper left, Eros is depicted wrestling with a panther.
Provenance: Belgian collection. Formerly in the private collection of a Belgian diplomat.
See also Christie's sale no. 5399, lot 42.
Fragment of a Sidamara-type sarcophagus, from a region in present-day Turkey. It features elaborate architectural ornamentation, with a fragmentary cornice composed of bands of vegetal, oval, and spherical motifs. In the upper left, Eros is depicted wrestling with a panther.
Provenance: Belgian collection. Formerly in the private collection of a Belgian diplomat.
See also Christie's sale no. 5399, lot 42.
12 500 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Rome and Antic Greece
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Marble
Width: 30
Height: 19
Depth: 17
Reference (ID): 1647806
Availability: In stock
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