The Getty bronze. Gréco-romain Quoting extensively from the Egyptian

Quoting extensively from the Egyptian texts themselves or from the accounts of classical authors

was a place of worship and meeting for Coptic monks around the second half of the 5th century

This work is intended as much for the instruction as for the pleasure of the reader

the author studies the techniques

the author addresses the study of beliefs and draws general conclusions

The Getty bronze. Gréco-romain Quoting extensively from the EgyptianThis bronze statue of a young man, who spent centuries underwater, is attributed by the author to the sculptor Lysippos. He argues his attribution and places this work within the artist's output.