Lot 727
An Interesting Sulpture of Pan. Roman, 1st-2nd century AD. The goat-legged, ithyphallic sylvan demi-god walks leaning forward, hunched up against the weather. He is draped from head to knee in his nebris (dear skin). The body language, and the feeling associated with it are very well conveyed. Although the feet are missing, the little sculpture nearly pristine, with pleasing green patina. Height: 2-7/8".
Estimated Value $750 - 950.
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| Realized $834 |
