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Head, arms, legs, and wings are missing.
The figure is solid. In the back between the shoulders a small round
hang and vent hold. The back is fully modeled.
Clay: Fine, buff, slightly micaceous; retaining ... Late third century B.C ... Eros |
| Running Eros with spread wings and right arm extended forward and upward.
Head, wings except stumps, left arm, part of right, and legs from above knees broken off.
Flattened surface at back on right side ... 30 May 1946 ... Running Eros with spread wings and right arm extended forward and upward.
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| Missing the right wing, and the feet.
Incised feathers on wings and arms.
Traces of color: red on flesh, yellowish brown on hair, white on arms and wings.
ADDENDA: Incised boxer 's glooves on arms (?) ... 24 February 1934 ... Eros Figurine |
| Nude, youthful figure with right leg forward; drapery over left shoulder and falling in back of figure down to lower break.
Head, feet, arms, and wings missing. Back plain.
Considerable traces of white ... May 1947 ... Eros Figurine |
| Broken off below chest; arms and top of head broken off; wings broken. Back unfinished.
Fat figure with small, round head with long locks of hair. Torso turned to proper left. Right wing shows traces of ... 21 July 1978 ... Eros Fragment |
| Head, legs and forearms missing.
Eros with small wings, arms held forward.
Coarse grained white marble.
Cf. the elaborately carved frieze A 1932 (Τ 1184) and the figure of a small Eros belonging to it ... 7 April 1952 ... Head, legs and forearms missing.
Eros with small wings, arms held forward.
... Cf. the elaborately carved frieze A 1932 (Τ 1184) and the figure of a small Eros belonging to it. |
| Broken off below hips and behind head at top.
A nude winged Eros, standing against a post, which is broken off at top and bottom; a pinhole preserved on surface of break at top.
Eros has long hair, worn ... 30 May 1946 ... Statuette Fragment: Eros |
| Torso, including back of neck, wing attachments, right upper arm and tops of thighs, of statuette, with brown weathering as well as some scratches and chips.
The statuette represents an Eros, unstringing ... July 10 1995 ... The statuette represents an Eros, unstringing his bow, as in the case of Lysippos' Eros, dating ca. 340-330 B.C. ... This copy, perhaps a long-haired, mirror image copy of that type, shows Eros bending at the waist, with his right leg advanced, with both arms and head to the right.
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