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| Keywords: Ephèbe Antikythera NAMA Χ13396.jpg en Bronze statue of a youth from the Antikythera shipwreck south of Peloponnese ca 340-330 BC Found in 1990 in an ancient shipreck on the sea floor off Antikythera south of Peloponnese along with many other marble statues The figure has been identified either as Perseus who would have been holding the head of Medusa or more probably as Paris with the apple of Strife ready to award it to the most beautiful goddess Aphrodite The general structure of the piece with the strongly modelled muscles attests to the Polykleitian tradition Most probably attributed to the Sikyonian sculptor Euphranor Height 1 96 m fr l'Éphèbe d'Antikhytera institution National Archaeological Museum of Athens inv X13396 2015-10-28 14 04 47 own Jebulon other versions cc-zero Antikythera Ephebe ImageNote 1 1458 2973 76 158 2231 3512 2 sloppy cut out ImageNoteEnd 1 | ||||
