Farnese Nemesis, Right

Creator

• Unknown

Files

Publisher

Saskia, Ltd., Cultural Documentation

Publication Date

1966

Time Period

2nd century CE replica of an original from late 5th century BCE

Abstract

Full length front right view

Keywords

Greek Classical period, Sculpture (Visual works), Statues, Roman copy, Gorgons

Alt Text

A marble statue of a robed figure with one arm extended, adorned with a crown or headpiece. The sculpture stands on a pedestal against a dark background.

Extent

1 color photograph

Geographic Location

Italy; Rome (Italy); Terme di Caracalla (Rome, Italy)

Rights

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Access Restrictions

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Media Type

Color photographs

Format

Digital Only

Note

The statue seen here is a 2nd century CE Roman copy of a cult statue from the sanctuary of Rhamnus in Attica, Greece. The original work was attributed to Agorakritos. This version was discovered at the Roman Baths of Caracalla during excavations in the 1540s. Depicted here is Nemesis, also known as Rhamnousia, who is the personification of divine retribution against hubris. She is adorned in a chiton and palla, with a scepter in one hand and a gorgoneion in the other. Her pose is dynamic, and it embodies her justice. This work is currently housed at the Naples National Archaeological Museum, Italy.

Identifier

A01-JGC0238

Recommended Citation

Unknown, "Farnese Nemesis, Right" (1966). Art and Art History Collection (Saskia). 283.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/saskia/283