Roman - Actor with Right Arm Extended - Walters 54746
Summary
The grimacing face drawn into a grimace, with broad mouth, snub nose, and deep furrows across the forehead indicate that the figure is an actor. He wears the clothing of a slave- a short tunic tied over one shoulder and a broad belt circling his exaggeratedly twisted lower torso. Slaves were favorite characters in Roman comedy, as they had been in Greek theater.
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artwork
ancient roman sculptures in the walters art museum
greek and roman theater masks in 1st century ad
sculptures of greek and roman theater masks
slavery in ancient rome
walters art museum
3d object
figure sculpture
statue
classical sculpture
sculpture
Date
0000
Source
Walters Art Museum
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