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Borghese Warrior Reduction - Item #958 Inches High Head of the Borghese Warrior item #68. Created in the early first century B. C. E. by Agasias of Ephesos, a relatively unknown sculptor. The warrior, with eyes locked upon his opponent, is captured at the moment of striking. Artist: Agasias Museum: Louvre Museum, Paris Time Period: Greek, early 1st century B. C. E.

such as opening the eyes

the Vice-Provost

A reduction of the sculpture is available as Item #213

" The British Museum

which were two of the few reasons to commission a woman’s portrait at the time

They hold hands while moving gracefully in front of a wall with a row of Corinthian pilasters

"Exhibition: Della Robbia

64 Inches High

Considered a masterpiece of Joseph Chinard's (1756-1813) portrait sculptures

The catalogs also identified the piece as a Renaissance sculpture

The sculptor gifted it to the Baroness both for her birthday and in appreciation of the couple's hospitality

5 Inches High x 6 Inches Wide x 5