Plaster Casts
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Dresden Actor's Relief The cast of this Early Imperial relief, whose original is preserved in Dresden, is unique in Germany. It was donated by the archaeologist Margarete Bieber, who devoted her doctoral thesis to the relief in 1907 and demonstrated that large portions of it had been added in modern times. The cast preserves the ancient elements and, through the small fragment to the right of the head, even retains details no longer visible in the original relief in Dresden. Dimensions: 31 cm high, 36 cm wide
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Price: 168€
for members of the association: 98€ |
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Small bronze of the Kassel Apollo This cast of a small bronze sculpture was a gift from Margarete Bieber to the collection of the Berlin Winckelmann Institute and has been missing since the Second World War. It reproduces, on a reduced scale, a Greek masterpiece of the 5th century BC, the best-known copy of which is housed in Kassel. Dimensions: 14 cm high
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Price: 45€
for members of the association: 35€ |
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Campana relief
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Price: 29€
for members of the association: 20€ |
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Female head from Athens The marble head derives from an Attic high relief of the late 5th century BC and shows close similarities to the frieze of the Erechtheion on the Acropolis of Athens. Dimensions: 10.5 cm high
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Price: 48€
for members of the association: 40€ |
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Arnsburg Rooster This small terracotta figurine of a rooster is a notable object in the museum’s collection. It was found in a Roman grave near the Arnsburg Roman Fort. Dimensions: 14 cm high
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Price: 15€ |