Oval bronze relief plaque with dark patina, featuring two male figures. The figure on the left has a satyr-like appearance with curved horns, beard and long hair, sitting on a rock with right leg bent. He holds a syrinx in right hand. The figure on the right stands with long hair and cloth wrapped around left arm and hip, holding a bow in right hand and quiver on back. A tree is behind the satyr. A small hole is at the top. The plaque is set against a gray background. The scene depicts Apollo and Marsyas.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 812 × 893 px
- Museum Record
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