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Fighter resting, bronze statue of Augustinian era taken from the baths of Constantine in Rome and preserved in the National Roman Museum (ex Collegio Massimo)

Fighter resting, bronze statue of Augustinian era taken from the baths of Constantine in Rome and preserved in the National Roman Museum (ex Collegio Massimo)


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Fighter resting, bronze statue of Augustinian era taken from the baths of Constantine in Rome and preserved in the National Roman Museum (ex Collegio Massimo)

Fighter resting, bronze statue of Augustinian era taken from the baths of Constantine in Rome and preserved in the National Roman Museum (ex Collegio Massimo). Rome Roman National Museum Statue Augustan Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:I sec. a.C

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Fighter Resting - A Glimpse into Ancient Rome's Athletic Culture

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. This photograph captures a bronze statue of a fighter at rest, originating from the Augustinian era. The statue was discovered in the renowned baths of Constantine in Rome and is now preserved within the National Roman Museum (ex Collegio Massimo). Dating back to approximately the 1st century BC, this artwork provides us with an invaluable glimpse into the rich history of ancient Roman art. The sculpture depicts a male boxer, his muscular physique beautifully captured in intricate detail. Completely nude except for a pair of gloves and various bandages wrapped around his hands and wrists, he exudes strength and resilience. His body language suggests exhaustion after an intense bout, as he leans against what appears to be a pillar or wall. Beyond its artistic value, this piece offers insights into both physicality and psychology during ancient times. It serves as evidence of the importance placed on sport within Roman society – not only for entertainment but also as a means to maintain physical fitness. The carefully crafted details emphasize every muscle group while showcasing the skillful craftsmanship prevalent during that period. As we admire this remarkable artifact frozen in time through Anderson's lens circa 1890, we are reminded of Europe's ancient civilization where such statues were revered symbols of power and athleticism. This photograph invites us to reflect upon our own fascination with sports today while appreciating how it has been ingrained throughout human history.

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