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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Roman draped Hygeia, c.2nd century AD
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Roman draped Hygeia, c.2nd century AD
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Roman draped Hygeia, c.2nd century AD
Marble
Height: 39.5cm
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The elegant goddess is shown standing contrapposto, her weight on her left leg. She wears a girdled chiton which has slipped off her right shoulder. A thick himation is draped...
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The elegant goddess is shown standing contrapposto, her weight on her left leg. She wears a girdled chiton which has slipped off her right shoulder. A thick himation is draped over her left shoulder, around her lower body and back up over her arm. A serpent is likewise draped over her left shoulder and has coiled itself around her forearm. The head and feet previously restored, discolouration and encrustation on the back.
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Provenance

European private collection, 18th/19th Century (based on restoration techniques)

Private collection, Lausanne, Switzerland, 1968-2018 (Dogny Auction, Lausanne, 2nd October 2018, as "probablement romaine")

The front of the restored marble base is inscribed in pencil in capital letters "Uranie / Muse de l'astronomie", in a 19th century hand.

Literature

For the drapery see Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae, Vol.II (Zurich and Munich, 1990), p.382, Hygieia 22, also see ibid., p.395, Hygieia 213
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