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Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A

Vinzenz Brinkmann German
Ulrike Koch-Brinkmann

2010

Not on view

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera — Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be enlarged, viewed at full screen, or downloaded.

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A, Vinzenz Brinkmann, plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

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Reconstruction process: Marble stucco and natural pigments on plaster cast (Variant A, 2010/2020). Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Original: Orange ocher on the hair. Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Original: Reddish brown ocher in the right eye and orange ocher on the hair. Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Original: Pink (madder lake) on the hair band. Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Original: Blue (Egyptian blue) on the diadem in visible-induced infrared luminescence imaging (VIL). Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Original: Pink (madder lake) and yellow (yellow ocher with lead yellow) on the hem of the mantle. Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Original: Blue (Egyptian blue) on the support of the right arm in isible-induced infrared luminescence imaging (VIL). Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

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Reconstruction process: Color plate from: “Grecian Architecture and Sculpture, Polychromy”, pl. CLVXIII drawn by Benard, Blackie & Son LTD, London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, 1892 (?)

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Reconstruction process: Colored print of the Artemis of Pompeii from Désiré Raoul Rochette (1789-1854), European, 1836, Georg-August University Göttingen, Archaeological Institute and Collection of plaster casts

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Reconstruction process: Marble stucco and natural pigments on plaster cast (Variant A, 2010/2020). Image Vinzenz Brinkmann

Title: Reconstruction of a marble statue of the goddess Artemis from Pompeii, Variant A

Artist: Vinzenz Brinkmann

Artist: Ulrike Koch-Brinkmann

Date: 2010

Medium: plaster cast, natural pigments in egg tempera

Dimensions: 45 11/16 × 17 11/16 × 24 13/16 in., 121.3 lb. (116 × 45 × 63 cm, 55 kg)

Credit Line: Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung, Polychromy Research Project, Frankfurt am Main; on permanent loan from Ludwig-Maximilian Universität, München, Leibnizpreis 2007 O. Primavesi since 2014

Accession Number: POL.012

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