Bronze helmet attachment

Etruscan

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 170

Rogers Fund, 1919 (19.192.56)
Arthur Darby Nock Fund, in memory of Gisela M. A. Richter, 1973 (1973.11.2)

Depicted on each of these decorative bronzes (97.22.7 and 1973.11.2 are from Civita Castellana) is a satyr with long hair, heavy beard, and mule ears who extends his arms and holds his hands open. Only one satyr (19.192.56) is wingless.

Bronze helmet attachment, Bronze, Etruscan

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Group shot with 97.22.7 and 19.192.56 and 1973.11.2

Bronze helmet attachment, Bronze, Etruscan
Bronze helmet attachment, Bronze, Etruscan
Bronze helmet attachment, Bronze, Etruscan

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