"Gauls/Galatians"? from a monument on the acropolis at Pergamon. Various images.
The
"dying Gaul" is a Hellenistic work, made to be seen from all
sides. If this is the "front" view, what of the head?
Another
view. Note the "trumpet" on the base, which is probably a
restoration.
Shoulders
and head; note torc.
Face
and head -- note unGreek elements in facial hair and hair;
pathos.
"Frontal"
view? of a group meant to be seen from at least three
sides.
2
oblique views.
Detail
of the man.
View
of the side with the woman.
A
plaster cast of the original pieces (mainly). The small
figure of a child is added in a conjectural
reconstruction.
A
reconstruction drawing combining the suicide group with the
trumpeter, seen from above. Likelihood?
An
even stranger reconstruction drawing adding children.
Plan
of the acropolis at Pergamon showing the placement of the
long monument where the original BRONZE figures were
arranged.