(1873) Museo Nazionale Di Napoli (Volume 1)

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OF THE FIRST VOLUME

MARBLE SCULPTURESOF THE MUSEUM OF NAPLES

1 Group called the Farnese Bull, because it came from that Museum. The

subject is the death of Dirce tied to the horns of a furious bull by

Zethus and Amphion in order to revenge the injury that she had done

to their mother Antiope. FoundJn the baths of Caracalla at Rome.2. A lateral part of the same group.

3. A pedestal, belonging to the same group.

4. A figure on horseback of Marcus Nonius Balbus the father , fuund atthe theatre of Herculaneum.

5. A bke figure of Marcus Nonius Balbus the son , found at the theatre

of Herculaneum.

6. A Colossal figure of Hercules, found in the baths of Caracalla at Rome.

7. The back side of the same statue.

.8. A Colossal figure of Flora, from the Farnese Museum.9. A Colossal figure of Augustus sitting, from the Farnese Museum.

30. A Colossal figure ofApollo sitting, in porphyry, from the Farnese Museum.11. A Colossal figure of Atreus carrying on his shoulder one of the sons

of his brother Fhyestes, from the Farnese Museum.12. A Colossal statue, representing the Genius of Rome, from the [Farne-

se 3Iuseum.

13. Group representing Venus Victrix, and Cupid, from Capue.

14. Group , representing Bacchus caressing with his left hand the Genius

of wind from the Farnese Museum.

15. Group, representing Hercules and Omphale, from the Farnese Museum.

16. Group, representing Orestes and Electra, from the Farnese Musouin.

17. Statue of .Jupiter from the Farnese Museum.

J 8. Statue of Jiino,

fromthe Farnese Museum.

19. Statue of Minerva, from the Farnese Museum.

2i>. Statue of Pallas in a fighting attitude, from Herculaneum.

2L Statue of Aesculapius, from the Farnese Museum.

22. Statue of AdoUo playing on the lyre, from the Farnese Museum.

23. Statue of Diana huntress, from Herculaneum.

4. Statue in oriental alabaster, representing Diana of Ephesus, from the

Farnese Museum.



Statue of Isis in gray marble, from the Farnese Museum.

Statue of Venus Callipyx, from the Farnese Museum.

Statue of Adonis, from the Farnese Museum.

Statue of Antinoo, from Capua.

Slatue of Atlas, from the Farnese Museum.

Statue of Aristides, from Herculaneum.

Statue of Homer, from Herculaneum

Statue of Agrippina sitting, from the Farnese Museum.

Group, of a Faun and the boy Bacchus, from the Farnese Museum.

Statue of a Faun, found at Armento (Basilicata).

Two statues of gladiators, from the Farnese Museum.

Group of Ganymede and the eagle, from the Farnese Museum.

Cupid Entangled in the tail of a dolphin, from the Farnese Museum.

Group, of a Nereid, sitting upon a marin monster, found in LocuUus's,

villa at Pausilippe.

Trunk of a figure supposed to be Psyche, found at Capua.

Trunk supposed to be Bacchus, from the Farnese Museum..* Trapezophore representing Scylla in one side, and a Centaure in the other.

Two busts, the one of Caracalla, the other of Lucius Verus, from the

Farnese Museum.

Two busts, the one of Homer, and the other of an Indian Bacchus

from the Farnese Mr.seum.

Two other busts the one of Demostenes the other ofSolon, from Museum

Two other busts the one of Licurgus the other ofEuripides, from Museum.Two bas-reliefs, the one representing Apollo in three Graces and the

other Orpheus Euridyx and Mercury, from the Farnese Museum.

Bas-relief representing Venus, advicing Paris to seduce Helen, from

the Farnese Museum

Bas-relief representing Hercules, raising the tripod to Apollo, found at

Cuma.

A crater adorned with a very remarkable bas-relief , where Mercury

is delivering Bacchus in his childhood to Nymph Nysa and other

personages dancing and celebreting this feast found, in the ruins of

ancient formies near Gaeta.

A puteal with many figures of Gods from the Farnese Museum.

A Bacchic (^crater) from the Farnese Museum.

The lateral part of the same ( crater ).

A Vase , around which is sculptured a bacchanal , from the Farnese

Museum.

A posterior part of the same vase.

A large candlestick, from the Farnese Museum.

6. Another almost like, from the Farnese Museum.57. A luslral basin, from the Farnese Museum.

58. A large lustral basin in porphyry, from the Farnese Museum.

59. An Antique red basin, from Pompei.



DU PREMIER VOLUME

DES SCULPTURES EN MARBRE

DU MUSEE DE NAPLES

1. Groupe dit du Taureau Farnese, parce qu'il provient de ce Musee. Le

sujet est la mort de Dirce attacliee aux cornes d'un Taureau furieuxpar Zethus et Amphion

,pour venger I'outrage qu'elle avait fait a

leur mere Antiape.

2. Partie laterale du meme groupe.

3. Piedestal appartenant au meme groupe.

4. Statue equestre de Marcus Nonius Balbus pere, d'Herculanum.

5. Statue semblable de Marcus Nonius Balbus fils, d'Herculanum.

6. Statue colossale d'Hercule , du Musee Farnese.

7. Partie posterieure de la meme statue.

8. Statue colossale de Flore, du Musee Farnese.9. Statue colossale d'Auguste assis, du Musee Farnese.

Statue colossale d'Apollon, assis, en porphyre, du Musee Farnese.

1 Statue colossale d'Atree qui porte sur I'epaule un des fils de son frere

Thyeste, du Musee Farnese.

Statue colossale qui presente le Genie de Rome, du Musee Farnese.

Groupe de Venus victorieuse et Cupidon, de Capoue.

Groupe de Bacchus et Ampelus, du Musee Farnese.

Groupe d'Hercule et Oraphale, du Musee Farnese.

Groupe d'Oreste et sa soeur Electre, du Musee Farnese.Statue au naturel de Jupiter, du Musee Farnese.

Statue semblable de Junon, du Musee Farnese.

Statue de Minerve, du Musee Farnese.

Statue de Pallas, d'Herculanum.

Statue d'Hesculape, du Musee Farnese.

Statue d'Apollon pincant de la lyre, du Musee Farnese.

Statue de Diane chasseresse, d'Herculanum.

Statue en albatre oriental representant Diane Ephesienne, du Musee

Farnese.Statue d'Isis en marbre gris, du Musee Farnese. ,

Statue de Venus Callipyge, du Musee Farnese.



Statue d'Adonis, du Miisee Farn^se.

Statue d'Antinoiis, de Capoue.

Statue d'Atlas^ du Musee Farnese.

Statue d'Aristidc, d'llerculanum,

Statue d'Homere, d'Herculanum.

Statue d'Agrippine assise, du Musee Farnese.Groupe d'un Faune, et Bacchus enfant, du Musee Farnese.

Statue d'un Faune, trouvee a Armento en Basilicata.

Deux statues de gladiateurs, du Musee Farnese.

Groupe de Ganimede qui se laisse transporter par Jupiter transforme

en aigle, du 3Iusee Farnese,

Groupe de i'Amour dans les spires d'un Dauphin du meme Musee,

Groupe d'une Nereide assise sur un monslre marin, trouve dans la

ville de LucuUus a Pausilipe,

Torse que Ton croit de Psiche, trouve a Capoue.Torse qui parait d'un Bacchus, du Musee Farnese.

, Trapezophore qui represente Scylla d'un cote, et un Centaure de I'autre.

Deux bustes , Fun de Caracalla , I'autre de Lucius Verus , du Musee

Farnese.

Deux bustes. Tun d'Homere, et I'autre de Bacclius indien, du Musee

Farnese,

Deux antres bustes de Phylosophes, du Musee Farnese.

Deux autres aussi de phylosophes, du Musee Farnese,

Deux bas-reliefs, dont Fun presente une bacchanale, Fautre Orphee et

Euridice, du Musee Farnese.

Bas-relief representant Venus qui conseille a Paris de seduire Helene,

du Musee Farnese,

Bas-relief d'Hercule qui enleve le trepied a Apollon, trouve a Cumes.

Grand vase sur lequel est sculptee en bas-relief Feducation de Bacchus

enfant, trouve pres de Gaete.

HO, Partie posterieure du meme vase; le piedestal represente des divinites

et provient, du Musee Farnese.

Vase plus petit ou est sculptee une procession bachique , du MuseeFarnese,

Partie opposee du meme vase.

Vase, autour duquel on voit sculptee une bacchanale, du Musee Farnese.

Partie posterieure du meme vase.

Grand candelabre, du Musee Farnese.

Autre presque semblable, du Musee Farnese.

Bassin lustral, du Musee Farnese,

Grand bassin lustral en porphyre, du Musee Farnese.

59. Bassin lustral de rouge antique, de Pompei.60. Trepied de rouge antique, du Musee Farnese.



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