Sankt Annæ Gymnasium
Sankt Annæ Gymnasium have chosen the following works:
Amazone med venstre arm på pille, Sciarra-typen.
KAS67
The group that had the sense of smell as an inspiration, said: "She's smelling her armpit ..."
The original: Germany, Berlin, Staatliche Museen
Provenance/finding place: Italy, Rome, Vicolo di S. Nicolo di Tolentino 1869
Artist(s): Kresilas, Ca. 450 B.C. - 420 B.C.
Authenticity: Attributed to Kresilas?
Date: Roman copy from Greek, classic. Ca. 430 B.C.
Technique: Marble
Boxer, sitting. Portrait or mythological figure
KAS241
The group that had the sense of vision as an inspiration, said: "His eyes are missing, but he's sitting there looking at something, he turns his head to see it"
The original: Italien, Rome, Museo Nazionale Romano
Provenance/finding place: Italy, Rome, Via Nazionale 1884
Artist(s): none
Date: Greek, hellenistic 199-001 B.C.
Technique: Bronze
Seated, lyre-playing muse. Terpsichore
KAS726
The group that had the sense of hearing as an inspiration, said: "Very obvious: She's playing the harpe ..."
The original: Vatican, Museo Pio Clementino
Provenance/findeing place: Italy, Tivoli, Villa di Cassio 1774
Artist(s): None
Date: Roman 2. century
Technique: Marble
Torso of seated nude man, Ajax(?). Torso Belvedere
KAS402
The group who had the sense of taste as an inspiration, said: "The figure was part of the good taste in art. It looks as if someone has eaten off him ... he is eaten up by the good taste."
The original: Vatican, Museo Pio Clementino
Provenance/findeing place: Italien, Rome, Palazzo Colonna 15. century
Artist(s)): None
Authenticity: Roman copy of Apollonius, son of Nestor
Date: Greek, hellenistic, 1.century B.C.
(kopi 2)
Two wrestlers in a fight
KAS403
The group who had the sense of touch as an inspiration, said: "The arm all twisted ... ouch ..."
The original: Italien, Firenze, Galleria d. Uffizi
Provenance/finding place: Italien, Rome, v. Porta S. Giovanni 1583
Artist(s): None
Date: Roman copy from Greek hellenistic, 3. century B.C.
Technique: Marble
See also a copy in Ørstedsparken, Copenhagen
