Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos

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Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos,

probaby 1st century CE

Roman
y1962-137

Information

Title
Fragmentary janiform herm with heads of old and young Dionysos
Dates

probaby 1st century CE

Medium
Opaque, fine-grained white marble with slight bluish cast, possibly Carrara (Luna)
Dimensions
9.5 x 7.5 x 8.3 cm (3 3/4 x 2 15/16 x 3 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Edward Sampson, Class of 1914, for the Alden Sampson Collection
Object Number
y1962-137
Culture
Roman (style or period)
Type
funerary objects, sculpture, herms
Materials
marble
Subject
Janus-faced, deities, mythology, men, heads

Given to the Museum by Edward Sampson

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