Figure of Fighters of Pergamum. 30x35cm

In our collection is found the reproduction of the sculpture of the "Fighters", this statue does not have the signature of the author, so he is unknown, what we do know, is that it is a statue of Hellenistic style and that it is a Roman copy of III century BC of the Pergamon school or of impersonators of Lisipo of the fourth century BC. This piece depicts two naked men fighting in crouched position.


Figure of Fighters of Pergamum. 30x35cm

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