- Other Roman copies of famous Greek sculptures from this period include the Boy with the Goose (ca. 250 BC) and The Drunken Old Woman (ca.
- Cast bronze 3' 7" high x 1'8" wide x 1'1" deep. A small boy sits holding a pet goose in his lap. The boy holds the goose's head in his proper left hand.Bulunamadı: glyptothek
- ...was designed by the architects Karl von Fischer and Leo von Klenze in 1815, the latter arranged it in the style of a forum, with the Glyptothek on the north side.
- ...on Aegina, the Rondanini Medusa, the Grave Relief of Mnesarete, the statue of Eirene, the Barberini Faun, the Drunken Old Woman and the Boy with a Goose.
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- He came up with the Glyptothek as a suitable setting to showcase his pieces. The building was based on a design by the royal architect Leo von Klenze and...Bulunamadı: goose
- Today the sculpture is counted among the show-pieces of the collection, along with the Barberini Faun and the Boy with the Goose.
- Among the famous Roman copies of Greek sculptures are the Boy with the Goose (ca 250 BC) and the Drunken Woman (attributed to Myron of Thebes...
- It’s hard to know where to start. But my photos and notes tell me that the place to begin is in Munich, at the Glyptothek.Bulunamadı: boy
- ...called the “Apollo Barberini”, and a statue of the Emperor Domitian Hall XIII has antique copies of Greek statues, including the “Boy with the Goose”...