Roman Sarcophagus with Garlands

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Geoffrey Marchal
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Roman sarcophagus with garlands, Apamea (Syria). In the main street, at foot of the “Bacchic Pillar”, re-used. 3rd century CE after J.-C., Limestone. Musée du Cinquantenaire (Brussels, Belgium). Made with ReMake and ReCap Pro from AutoDesk.

At the four angles winged victories standing on a globe hold garlands of fruits. These last are supported in the middle of the anterior face by two figures of Eros. In the scallops, a head of cow, a passing lion and a man’s head in the front, a bust from Hermes on the left, a sphinx on the right; at the back are three heads of Medusa (?). The tank had been reused as a trough.

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