Description
Large marble leg of Roman origin depicting an athlete in motion. The piece begins midway up the thigh and extends down to the sculpture’s original marble base. The sculpture depicts the idealized Roman anatomy and displays elements of equal proportion.
REFERENCE #
SI_RM_1098
CIVILIZATION
Roman, 100 C.E.
SIZE
H. 75 cm
CONDITION
Rejoined at the knee and at the ankle
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The marble leg sculpture is of Roman origin, dating back to around 100 C.E. It represents the artistic style and anatomical ideals of that period in Roman civilization.
The sculpture depicts the lower part of an athlete's leg, beginning midway up the thigh and extending down to the original marble base. It showcases the idealized Roman anatomy with elements of equal proportion.
The sculpture stands at a height of 75 centimeters, making it a substantial fragment of the original statue.
The sculpture has been rejoined at the knee and at the ankle, indicating restoration work to maintain its structural integrity.
The price of the marble leg sculpture is not listed publicly but is available upon request, suggesting it may be a valuable or rare piece.
The sculpture reflects the Roman emphasis on idealized anatomy and balanced proportions, highlighting their appreciation for athletic form and physical perfection in art.
