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Marmorstatue eines Togatus, römisch, 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus

Lot 527
26.05.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 40 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 527 | Marmorstatue eines Togatus, römisch, 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Estimate value
€ 40 000
Marmorstatue eines Togatus, römisch, 1. Jahrhundert vor Christus
Eindrucksvolle, leicht unterlebensgroße Marmorstatue eines Togatus. Die mit einer Toga, dem römischen Bürgergewand bekleidete Person ist im typischen Redegestus, in leichter Bewegung dargestellt: Das in reichem Faltenwurf wiedergegebene Gewand liegt über einer Tunika und fällt über das angewinkelte rechte Bein, der linke Arm ist angewinkelt und lässt erkennen, dass der Dargestellte eine Rede hält. Die Statue zeigt demnach einen in der Bürgerversammlung (oder im Senat) sprechenden römischen Bürger. Der Kopf, die linke Hand, der rechte Unterarm und die Spitze des linken Fußes fehlen. Ferner Bestoßungen. Höhe 110 cm. Auf Metallsockel montiert.
Imposantes steinernes Zeugnis des republikanischen Selbstverständnisses römischer Bürger.

Provenienz: Italienische Sammlung, zuvor französische Sammlung (L.), 1980er Jahre. Mit französischem Antikenpass und italienischer Exportgenehmigung.

Zustand: II -
A Roman marble statue of a togatus, 1st century B.C.
Impressive marble statue of a togatus, slightly smaller than life-sized. Dressed in a toga, the formal wear for Roman citizens, the subject is portrayed in the typical oratorical gesture, slightly animated: rendered with extravagant folds, the robe is worn over a tunic, extending down over his right leg, bent at an angle, the left arm held aloft, to emphasise that he is holding a speech. Accordingly, the statue is of a Roman citizen, addressing a council meeting (or the senate). The head, the left hand, the right forearm and the tip of the left foot are missing. Further damage. Height 110 cm. Mounted on a metal pedestal. An impressive carved testimony to the republican self-image of Roman citizens.

Provenance: Italian collection, previously French collection (L.), 1980s. With French antique passport and Italian export licence.

Condition: II -
Place of origin:Roman Empire
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