Description
A fragment from a frieze depicting Eros as a winged child pulling on one end of a swag or garland. He is depicted naked apart from a cloak that hangs from his shoulders and behind his body, visible flapping loosely on either side of his legs. The fluttering ends of a cloak belonging to a second figure, presumably another Eros or possibly a Psyche, can be seen on the right. Painted on an ochre background with remains of two bands below of sky blue and terracotta. The edge of a lower register visible.
REFERENCE #
SI_RM_1094
CIVILIZATION
Roman, 100 C.E.
SIZE
H. 27.5 cm x W. 15 cm
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
Price upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The frieze fragment depicts Eros as a winged child pulling on one end of a swag or garland. He is shown naked except for a cloak hanging from his shoulders and behind his body, with fluttering ends visible on either side of his legs. There is also a second figure's cloak visible, possibly another Eros or Psyche.
The Roman frieze fragment measures 27.5 cm in height and 15 cm in width, making it a relatively small but detailed piece of ancient artwork.
The frieze fragment originates from the Roman civilization and dates back to approximately 100 C.E., reflecting Roman artistic styles of that era.
The fragment is painted on an ochre background with remains of two bands below in sky blue and terracotta colors, adding to the visual richness of the piece.
The frieze fragment is described as being in fine condition, indicating that it has been well-preserved over the centuries.
The price for the frieze fragment is not listed publicly and is available upon request, suggesting it may be a valuable or rare item.
