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Dresden Actor's Relief

The cast of this Early Imperial relief, preserved in Dresden, is unique in Germany. It was a gift from the archaeologist Margarete Bieber, who wrote her doctoral thesis on it in 1907 and identified that large parts of the relief had been added in modern times. The cast displays the ancient components and, with the small fragment to the right of the head, even reveals more than the original in Dresden.


Dimensions: 31 cm high, 36 cm wide

 

 

 

Price: 168€

 

for members of the association: 98€

 

 

Small bronze of the Kassel Apollo

This cast of a small bronze was a gift from Margarete Bieber to the collection of the Berlin Winckelmann Institute and has been missing since the Second World War. It is a scaled-down replica of a Greek masterpiece from the 5th century BC, with the best-known copy located in Kassel.


Dimensions: 14 cm high

 

 

 

 

Price: 45€

 

for members of the association: 35€

 

 

Campana relief

The fragment of a so-called campana relief made of clay depicts a satyr dressed in fur in front of a rural sanctuary.


Dimensions: 12 cm high, 17 cm wide

 

 

 

Price: 29€

 

for members of the association: 20€

 

 

Female head from Athens

The marble head is from an Attic high relief of the late 5th century BC and bears significant similarities to the frieze of the Erechtheion on the Athenian Acropolis.


Dimensions: 10.5 cm high

 

 

 

 

Price: 48€

 

for members of the association: 40€

 

 

Arnsburg Rooster

The small terracotta figurine of a rooster is a treasured item in the museum's collection. It was found in a Roman grave near the Arnsburg fort.


Dimensions: 14 cm high

 

 

 

 

 

Price: 15€