Pedimental decoration from the Temple of Apollo Daphnephóros in Eretria: Statue of a kneeling Amazon
![Decorazione frontonale del tempio di Apollo Daphnephóros a Eretria: statua di Amazzone inginocchiata Decorazione frontonale del tempio di Apollo Daphnephóros a Eretria: statua di Amazzone inginocchiata](https://www.centralemontemartini.org/sites/default/files/storage/images/musei/centrale_montemartini/percorsi/percorsi_per_sale/sala_caldaie/horti_sallustiani/decorazione_frontonale_del_tempio_di_apollo_daphnephoros_a_eretria_statua_di_amazzone_inginocchiata/40171-6-ita-IT/decorazione_frontonale_del_tempio_di_apollo_daphnephoros_a_eretria_statua_di_amazzone_inginocchiata.jpg)
Type:
Sculpture
Year:
Late VI century BC
Material and technique:
Marble
Origin:
Rome, Via Boncompagni (1888)
Inventory:
MC0981
Masterpieces of the hall
The hall
This residential complex, previously owned by Caesar, then by the historian Sallust, and then by his great-nephew, became part of the imperial property in 20 AD, and was developed into three great terraces in what is now the Ludovisi zone.
The remains of the gardens’ rich decorative apparatus is divided among various Italian and foreign museums.