Artemis, also known as Diana of Gabii
Maker: Unknown
Plaster cast after the Artemis, also known as Diana of Gabii, a Roman marble statue now in the Louvre, inspired by the Artemis Brauronia, a marble statue carved by Praxiteles about 330 BCE for the Acropolis in Athens.
History note: The cast was presented to the Museum by C. Maud, in 1849 (according to an inscription on the base).
Given by Charles T. Maud, Esq., in 1849.
Method of acquisition: Given (1849) by Maud, C.
Plaster cast after the Artemis, also known as Diana of Gabii, a Roman marble statue now in the Louvre, inspired by the Artemis Brauronia, a marble statue carved by Praxiteles about 330 BCE for the Acropolis in Athens.
Casting (process) : Plaster cast
Accession number: FT6
Primary reference Number: 241912
External ID: CAM_CCF_M_1_1849
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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