Fragment of a finger. Roman Empire, 1st–2nd centuries A.D.
Carved marble.
Provenance: A. Aróstegui Collection (Madrid).
Measurements: 8 cm.
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Fragment of a finger. Roman Empire, 1st–2nd centuries A.D.
Carved marble.
Provenance: A. Aróstegui Collection (Madrid).
Measurements: 8 cm.
Fragment of a sculpture carved from white marble. The finger—possibly part of a thumb, given its shape and length—is bent. Fragments of this type are commonly found at Roman archaeological sites due to the large number of sculptures created in carved white marble, depicting a variety of subjects of great importance (portraits of emperors, deities, allegories, etc.).
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