Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Statuette of a nude male with phiale

Currently not on view

Statuette of a nude male with phiale,

4th century BCE

Italic, possibly Sabellian
y1994-26

Information

Title
Statuette of a nude male with phiale
Dates

4th century BCE

Maker
Italic , possibly Sabellian
Medium
Bronze
Dimensions
6.7 x 5.0 x 3.3 cm (2 5/8 x 1 15/16 x 1 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Harris S. Colt, Class of 1957, and Margaretta B. Colt
Object Number
y1994-26
Culture
Italic (ancient Italian)
Type
metalwork, figurines
Materials
bronze
Subject
phialae, men, nudes

Formerly in the collection of Harris D. Colt, acquired at an unknown date from an unknown source; given to the Museum in 1994 by Harris S. Colt, Class of 1957, and Margaretta B. Colt.

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