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Busto de Mársias

ca. 1680–85
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 548
Permoser foi o escultor mais proeminente da escultura barroca alemã. Quando jovem, viajou para a Itália e, na verdade, este busto de Mársias foi provavelmente esculpido em Roma. Inspirado na escultura de Bernini Alma condenada, de 1619 no Palazzo di Spagna, em Roma, Permoser captou o clímax do castigo horrendo infligido a Mársias: o sátiro, que se atreveu a desafiar Apolo em uma competição musical, foi esfolado vivo. Os olhos semicerrados e os cabelos como em chamas são típicos das emoções extremas expressas pelo autor. Da boca aberta parece quase possível ouvir os gritos reprimidos de Mársias.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título:
    Busto de Mársias
  • Artista:
    Balthasar Permoser, alemão, 1651–1732
  • Data:
    ca. 1680–85
  • Meio:
    Mármore, em uma base de mármore negro com incrustações de painéis de mármore
  • Dimensões:
    Altura com base 68,6 cm
  • Linha de créditos:
    Compra, Fundos Rogers e Harris Brisbane Dick, 2002
  • Número de acesso:
    2002.468
  • Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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