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| Louvre Museum, Paris, France |
| Artist/Maker |
Influence of Lysippos |
| Description |
Heracles and his child Telephos. Marble, Roman artwork of the Imperial period (1st or 2nd century). Found in Tivoli, East of Rome, Italy. |
| Dimensions |
H. 2.62 m (8 ft. 7 in.) |
| Credit line |
Villa d'Este in Tivoli, then Borghese Collection; purchase, 1807 |
| Accession number |
Ma 75 (MR 219) |
| Location |
Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities, Sully wing, ground floor, room 17 |
| Photographer/Source |
Jastrow (2005) |
Français : Heraclès et Télèphe. Œuvre romaine d'époque impériale (Ier ou IIe siècle ap. J.-C.), trouvé à Tivoli, marbre. Domaine public.
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