Decorative Objects · 1st Century
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Bronze sculpture of a runner, a copy of a work from the 1st century BC. Originating from the 'Villa dei Papiri' in Herculaneum. The piece features detailed finishing and is set on a marble base. This object is a representation of one of the two sculptures from the famous collection of the villa, known for its library of ancient scrolls. Currently, the original sculptures are in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.
Object history
1.400 €
This object is a copy of one of the two runners, a sculpture that was discovered in the 18th century in Herculaneum.
Suggested uses
Artwork in a living room
Decorative element in a study
Centerpiece in a display case
Attraction in an antique collection
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