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statue
Object Type
statue
Museum number
1846,0507.1
Description
Statue of an attendant of Mithras wearing Phrygian cap and cloak; Parian marble; later restored as Paris.
Cultures/periods
Roman
Production date
2ndC
(?)
Findspot
Excavated/Findspot:
Tiber, River
, grotto
(near)
Materials
marble
Dimensions
Height:
137.16 centimetres
Bibliographic references
Sculpture / Catalogue of Greek Sculpture in the British Museum
(1722)
Location
On display
(G1/od/nr186)
Exhibition history
Exhibited: 1976-1985 Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Museum
Subjects
attendant
Associated names
Associated with:
Mithra/Mithras
Representation of:
Paris
(as restored)
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Campanari
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Joseph Johann, Graf von Fries
(Acquired from Jenkins July 1787)
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Thomas Jenkins
(acquired from excavator)
Acquisition date
1846
Department
Greek and Roman
Registration number
1846,0507.1
Conservation
Treatment
: 30 Sep 2002