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伽倪墨得斯首饰套件

ca. 330–300 BCE
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 158
这套精致的首饰包括一对耳环、一条项链、四件扣针、一个戒指和两只手镯。它们虽以一个套件而出现，但其中风格的差异暗示这些作品原本不是一同打造的。特别值得注意的是这对耳环，上面的微型雕刻描绘出年轻的伽倪墨得斯被一只老鹰的双翅包裹。宙斯想让这男孩做斟酒人，就把自己变成一只巨鹰，将男孩带到奥林匹斯山上。戒指上嵌有一颗祖母绿，不是来自埃及就是来自乌拉尔山脉。手镯箍由掐金丝的白水晶制成。

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Object Information
  • 标题: 伽倪墨得斯首饰套件
  • 创作日期: 约公元前330–300年
  • 文化: 古希腊
  • 材料: 金，白水晶，祖母绿
  • 尺寸: 项链长13英寸（33厘米），耳环高23⁄8 英寸（6厘米），手镯宽31⁄8 英寸（7.9厘米），扣针宽17⁄8 英寸（5厘米），戒指高 3⁄4 英寸（2.1厘米）
  • 来源信息: 哈里斯·布里斯班·迪克基金，1937年
  • 藏品编号: 37.11.8–.17
  • Curatorial Department: Greek and Roman Art

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