Apollo Barberini Glyptothek Munich 211.jpg
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Apollo Barberini Glyptothek Munich 211, So-called “Apollo Barberini”. The musician god holds in his left arm the “kithara” and in his right one a cup (the right arm and the left front arm were worked separatly). Eyeballs in white stone and lashes in bronze (iris and pupils, lost, were made in colored materials). Probable copy of the cult statue in the temple of Apollo Palatinus in Rome (free reproduction of a work from 4th century BC). 1st–2nd century CE.
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Apollo Barberini Glyptothek Munich 211, Apollo Barberini (GL 211)
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アポロ・バルベリーニ ミュンヘン211、通称「アポロ・バルベリーニ」。奏楽の神は左手に「キタラ」を持ち、右手に「カップ(右腕と左腕は分離して」働いていた。白石の眼球、青銅の爪。ローマのアポロ・パラティヌス神殿にあるカルト像の模写。1-2世紀。
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アポロ・バルベリーニ『グリプトテーク』ミュンヘン211号、アポロ・バルベリーニ(GL 211)
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lasher temple of apollo white pupil