Antique marbles in the collection of the Hispanic Society of America (1917)
Hispanic Society of America, Pijoán, José, 1881-1963 · New York : The Hispanic Society of America · leaf 31
the other beautiful Hellenistic piece known asthe Diana of Italica, and now in the Seville Museum,^was probably produced. The torso belonging to theHispanic Society is that which is mentioned and repro-duced by Delgado in his Nuevo nietodo de clasificacionde las medallas mitonomas de EspanaJ Gomez… … A STATUE OF HERMES This is a Roman copy in Italian or Andalusianmarble of a statue of Hermes, who is represented aswearing a clilaiiiys or mantle which, crossing his chest,left shoulder and back, is fastened at the right shoulderby a fibula or clasp. The left arm of the statue for-merly supported a…
Sculpture, Greek · Sculpture, Roman · Sculpture · Classical antiquities
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