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Fitzwilliam Museum
Art and antiquities museum of the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
A bust of an unknown young man made in Greece (1 - 25 AD), part of the Marlay bequest.
Clay figurine of a man riding a horse ( ANE.75.1913), with decoration in black from Deve Hüyük, Syria. Although this figurine was found in Syria, it either orginated from Cyprus or is a close copy of Cypriot-style horse figurines possiby dating from the …
Vessel lid with a scarab E.GA.1494.1947
Nineteenth Dynasty; New Kingdom A male figure, squatting, lower part broken away, inscribed for the king’s fan bearer, found in Egypt. Dimension(s): depth, 0.37, m length, 0.565, m width, 0.275, m
A pentelic marble Early Roman head of Hermes, from a herm. Height, 0.326, m Given to the museum in 1850 by Dr John Disney. Object Number: GR.22.1850 (Antiquities)
Syrian tribute bearer, with tray of metal bowls, carved over earlier Syro-Hittite relief whose cable-pattern is visible. Dating to circa 740 B.C. and carved from basalt by sculptors of Arslan Tash tribute frieze. Found at Arslan Tash. Dimension(s): depth,…
Attis (or Ganymedes), bust, wearing Phrygian cap Find Spot: source not stated Material: marble (Luna) Dimension: height, 0.398, m Acquisition: given; 1850; Disney, John, Dr Object Number: GR.13.1850 (Antiquities)
Part of a grave marker. Date: 400 B.C. — 301 B.C. Period: Classical Description: grave loutrophoros Material: marble (Pentelic) Dimension(s): height, 0.681, m width, 0.325, m weight, 165, kg, approx. Acquisition: bequeathed; 1885; Worsley, Thomas O…
This Hellenistic terrcotta model of a warship (https://webapps.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/explorer/index.php?oid=89324) from Cyprus dates from 300 B.C. — 201 B.C. Boat models were often found near the ancient city of Amathus on the south coast of Cyprus, usuall…
Measurement: Height: 1.04 m Find spot: Salamis Method of acquisition: Given (1891) Dating: Middle Roman 101 AD - 200 AD
The base of a set of nested coffins made for Pakepu, a water pourer (wAH-mw) on the West of Thebes. Both of his coffins are simply and sparsely painted with religious scenes and bands of text. This dates to the 25th-26th dynasties of the Kushite-Late Peri…
A pentelic marble head of Euripides, 1st or 2nd Century AD. Dimension(s): height, 0.42, m width, shoulders, 0.29, m Acquisition: bought in 1966. Object Number: GR.2.1966 (Antiquities)
Aimé-Jules Dalou (1838-1902) Maternity (also known as French Peasant or Paysanne française) Terracotta, signed DALOU French, c. 1873-80 During his nine-year exile in England, Dalou produced a series of statuettes of women from across the classes in a styl…
Venus Verticordia White marble; c.1833-38 By John Gibson Inscribed on the tortoise's shell: 'OPVS IOANNIS GIBSON ROMAE' Gibson recorded how the wealthy MP Joseph Neeld (1789 1856) had visited his studio in Rome several times before asking him …
Grave lekythos of Hegemon Measurements and weight Depth: 0.395 m Height: 0.94 m Weight: 200 kg Find spot: Athens Attica Greece (probably) Method of acquisition: Given (1865) by Clarke, Edward Daniel Dating: Classical -400 BCE - -301 BCE
Nineteenth Dynasty; New Kingdom A male figure, squatting, lower part broken away, inscribed for the king’s fan bearer, found in Egypt. Dimension(s): depth, 0.37, m length, 0.565, m width, 0.275, m
Warrior Height: 0.044 m Method of acquisition: Given (1928) by Carey, Emily, Miss Dating: 600 - 301 BC culture: archaic culture: Classical
Male statuette Dating: 500 - 500 BC culture: archaic Dimensions: Depth: 0.006m Height: 0.062m Width: 0.035m Findspot: Perugia Method of acquisition: Given (1904) by Bosanquet, R. C.
Male statuette title: figurine Dating: 500 - 500 BC culture: archaic Dimensions: Depth: 0.002m Height: 0.041m Width: 0.018m Findspot: Perugia Method of acquisition: Given (1904) by Bosanquet, R. C.
Female figure Dating: 600 - 301 BC culture: archaic culture: Classical Dimensions: Height: 0.057m Method of acquisition: Bought (1910) by Currelly, Mrs
Male figure title: figurine Dating: 600 - 301 BC culture: archaic culture: Classical Dimensions: Height: 0.056m Method of acquisition: Bought (1910) by Currelly, Mrs
Date: 400 B.C. — 301 B.C. Period: Classical Description: grave loutrophoros Material: marble (Pentelic) Dimension(s): height, 0.681, m width, 0.325, m weight, 165, kg, approx. Acquisition: bequeathed; 1885; Worsley, Thomas Object Number: GR.1b.1885 (…
clappers, pair, with cows' heads; one has a split down from one head
Small wooden harp with double action mechanism on all strings, painted green and decorated with gold shamrocks Small wooden harp with thumb operated double action ditals on the inside of the column. Curved soundbox (two layers of wood), bowed pillar, low …