Part of a bronze box mirror
This object is half of a box mirror; it would have covered the reflecting surface, with the two parts attached by a hinge. The concentric rings indicate the workmanship applied even to the inside of a luxury object.
NOTE - THIS IS PART B ONLY, ADJUST ACC. NO.
NOTE - THIS IS PART B ONLY, ADJUST ACC. NO.
Artwork Details
- Title:Part of a bronze box mirror
- Period:Hellenistic
- Date:2nd century BCE
- Culture:Greek
- Medium:Bronze
- Dimensions:Diam.: 6 3/4 in. (17.1 cm)
- Classification:Bronzes
- Credit Line:Fletcher Fund, 1940
- Object Number:40.11.19a, b
- Curatorial Department: Greek and Roman Art
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mid-5th century BCE
ca. 750 BCE
8th century BCE
3rd–2nd century BCE
ca. 480–460 BCE
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