File:Hygeia by Timotheos, plaster cast, 4th c BC, AM of Epidaurus, 202523.jpg

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Plaster cast of a statue of Hygeia by Timotheos, 380-370 BC, Epidaurus

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English: Plaster cast of a statue of Hygeia. Its intact base bears traces of a snake. The statue is attributed to the Classical sculptor Timotheos, 380-370 BC. Found in 1884 at the excavations at the Sanctuary of Asklepios. Archaeological Museum of Epidaurus, Inv. no: EAM 299. The original is in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens (Room 22), Accession number 299.
Čeština: Hygeia. Sádrový odlitek sochy připisované sochaři Timotheovi, 380-370 před n, l. Neporušená báze nese stopy (plastiky) hada. Nalezeno roku 1884 při vykopávkách v areálu Asklépiovy svatyně. Archeologické muzeum v Epidauru, inv. č. EAM 299. Originál je v Národním archeologickém muzeu v Athénách (místnost 22), č. 299.
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