After Charles Townley Classic Figural Greek White Marble Formed Urn - (19.8lbs)

The Charles Townley vase is a marble sculpture dating back to the Roman period in the 2nd century AD. It was discovered at a villa near Rome, specifically at Monte Cagnolo. This marble vase, which takes the shape of an adapted Greek volute-krater, is adorned with intricate high-relief carvings depicting a Bacchic scene. The scene showcases the rustic deity Pan, Bacchus, as well as male satyrs and female maenads. These detailed and dynamic carvings bring to life the lively and exuberant world of Bacchus, capturing the essence of celebration and revelry associated with this ancient Roman deity.

Dimensions:
Height: 14.8"
Width: 9"
Depth: 9"
Weight: 19.8lbs
Material: Cold Form White Carrara Marble

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