New York copy
Diadoumenos
Polykleitos, circa 430 B.C.E.
Found at ?
date ?
Fletcher Fund 1925, 25.78.56,
Metropolitan Museum of Art,
New York, New York
This image illustrates a Roman marble copy circa 69-96 C.E. The original Greek statue was in bronze and was already lost in antiquity. Over 40 marble copies or fragments of the Diadoumenos are known to exist, which demonstrates how popular this statue was to the ancient Romans. A detailed description of this statue is available at the Metropolitan Museum of Art web site - click here.
The IISOH would like to purchase a bronze copy made from a mold of this statue to place in the Sculpture Garden.
The benefactor can name this Sculture Garden section which will be dedicated with
a marker engraved in stone (marble or granite) or cast in relief in bronze.
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