File:Statue of Narcissus, marble, 2nd century AD, Antikensammlung Berlin, 141770.jpg

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English: Statue of Narcissus (or Hyacynth or ephebe). Statue of an ephebe, traditionnally identified as Narcissus or Hyacinthus. Marble from gaeta (Italy). Roman copy of the 2nd century AD after Greek work from the time around 410-400 BC. Antikensammlung Berlin (Altes Museum), Sk 223.
Čeština: Narcis nebo Hyakinthos, mramor. Socha eféba, trafičně chápaná jako podoba Narcise, resp. Hyakintha. Místo nálezu: Gaeta, Itálie. Římská kopie z 2. století n. l. podle řecké klasické práce z let asi 410-400 před n. l. Antikensammlung Berlin (Altes Museum), Sk 223.
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