Pan of Rohallion

Frederick William MacMonnies

Cleveland Museum of Art

Pan of Rohallion by Frederick William MacMonnies: Bronze statue, dark brown patina, depicts a nude male figure with a muscular build and short hair. The figure stands on a sphere with sea creatures around it. The figure holds a panpipe horizontally across his body with both hands. His hair features leaves and flowers. The background fades from dark to light gray. The figure's facial expression appears neutral. The panpipe has three pipes on one side and two on the other. The sea creatures around the sphere resemble dolphins or fish tails. The base of the statue features decorative elements. The overall style suggests a neoclassical influence.