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拍品 92
AN ITALIAN PATINATED COPPER FIGURE OF A CAMILLUS
FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY, AFTER THE ANTIQUE
已結束2008年3月6日
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GBP 10,000
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A camillus in Roman society acted as an acolyte in many religious rituals. Usually children, they served as altar boys and attendants to the priests and priestesses of Ancient Rome's many gods.
This copper statue is based on the 'Zingara', a bronze statue of a camillus from the 1st Century AD, in the Capitoline Museum in Rome.
This copper statue is based on the 'Zingara', a bronze statue of a camillus from the 1st Century AD, in the Capitoline Museum in Rome.