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Fragment of a phiale rondel from face screen/balustrade preserves the edge of the phiale and two projecting raised bands. Sawn back surface survives. marble Fragment. From the Athena Trench marble pile ... |
Edge of a phiale finished with a broad flat band, from face screen/balustrade with projected raised band. Sawn back suface preserved. marble Fragment. From the Athena Trench marble pile collected in 1983 ... |
Fragment from the side of rondel from face screen/balustrade has a smoothed top face; projecting raised band slightly lower with roughened surface. marble Fragment. From the Athena Trench marble pile collected ... |
Fragment from a rondel from face screen/balustrade. Not clear if this was a phiale or a face. Curved incised line articulates the rondel where it crosses a raised band, or perhaps the broad top band of ... |
Fragment of a rondel from face screen/balustrade preserves curved incised line at the edge (?) of a face or phiale rondel. Sawn back surface survives. marble Fragment. From the Athena Trench marble pile ... |
Top of face screen/balustrade panel with edge of phiale or face incised. A broad chiseled band outlijnes the shape; within it the raised edge of the phiale or face. Patch of sawn back surface survives ... |
Fragment of face rondel from face screen/balustrade. Tight half of face preserves hair carved inthick curved locks. Possible wrinkles on the brow and the the bulging right eye and a portion of right cheek ... |
Left half of oface from face panel/balustrade panel. Thick curved locks of hair frame the face; portion of left eye and cheek. A raised band projects from the middle of the left side of the face. Non-joining ... |
Fragment of right side of face from face screen/balustrade preserves thick band or hair at lower right side. Right eye and right side of open mouth are visible. Sawn back surface survives. marble Fragment ... |
Lower part of face from face screen/balustrade preserves most of open mouth with thick lips cut into the rondel, which may have been carved on the wide top band of the panel.Sawn back surface broken away ... |
Upper right portion of face from face screen/balustrade panel. Deep set bulging eye and part of wide noseand bulging cheek. Top of piece finished with anathyrosis for join with another panel.remains of ... |
Lower left part of face from face screen/balsutrade panel. Open mouth with thick lips. marble Fragment. From the Athena Trench marble pile collected in 1983. All pieces marked with an A. Most of this material ... |
Central top of face from face screen/balustrade. Preserves hair carved as thick curving locks springing from the brow with a patch of forehead below. Parts of two raised bands project from the top of the ... |
Fragment of top right side of face from face screen/balustradeStrands of long, wavy hair in a mass at the right side of the face. The eye is carved with much detail, including incised eyeball. Trace of ... |
Fragment of upper right side of face from face screen/balustrade preserves hair carved as series of thick horizontal bands. Right eyebrow articulated with carefully carved right eye. Part of raised band ... |
Upper right (?) side of face from face screen/balustrade preserves large right ear and horn of a satyr (?). Sawn back surface survives. marble Fragment. From the Athena Trench marble pile collected in ... |
Lower left wide of face from face screen/balustrade preserves band framing face, part of left cheek and almost all of closed mouth carefully modeled. Trace of projecting band at lower left side. Patch ... |
Lowooer portion of face from face screen/balsutrade preserves part of band with smooth top framing face, and on the left side, strands of long hair carved on it. Left cheek, most of nose carved as a triangle, ... |
Fragment fro top of side of face from face screen/balustrade preserves patch of hair carved as thick short waves. Two raised bands project from this side of the head. Sawn back surface broken away. marble ... |
Fragment from top or side of face from face screen/balustrade preserves hair carved as thick horizontal bands. Shape of rondel on a wide top panel (?) was articulated with chisel. A patch of cheek or forehead ... |
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