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착의여인상받침대가 있는 거울

mid-5th century BCE
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 156

그리스 미술의 특징 중 한 가지는 입체 조각상을 실용적인 작품과 통합하는 것입니다. 인물, 동물, 신화 등 다양한 요소가 이 거울을 생동감 넘치게 장식합니다. 대좌 위에 서 있는 여인 입상이 거울 원반을 받치고 있으며 간결한 양모 페플로스가 수직으로 나란한 옷주름을 형성하고 있습니다. 날개 달린 두 에로스(사랑의 신)가 그녀의 머리 주위를 날고 있습니다. 원반 양 측면에서는 사냥개들이 토끼를 쫓고, 새와 여인 형상을 한 사이렌은 거울 상단에 앉아 있습니다.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 제목: 착의여인상받침대가 있는 거울
  • 연대: 기원전 5세기 중엽
  • 지리: 0
  • 문화: 그리스, 아르고스
  • 재료: 청동
  • 크기: 높이: 40.6cm
  • 크레디트 라인: 월터 C. 베이커 유증, 1971
  • 작품 번호: 1972.118.78
  • Curatorial Department: Greek and Roman Art

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