Art Images for College Teaching: “Old Market Woman” (devotee of Bacchus?), ca. 150-100 B.C. (possibly a Roman copy after Hellenistic prototype)

Title: “Old Market Woman” (devotee of Bacchus?), ca. 150-100 B.C. (possibly a Roman copy after Hellenistic prototype)
Main Entry: Greek, Hellenistic
Medium: marble
Dimensions: h. 1.26m.
Location 1: Metropolitan Museum of Art [09.39],
Location 2: New York
ID: CLX055
Textbook Concordance: Adams 2: 7.38; Adams AAT: 6.72; Fleming 9: 3.19; Gardner 10: 5-99; Gardner 11: 5-87; Stokstad: 5-85; Stokstad R: 5-85; Stokstad 2: 5-82

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“Old Market Woman” (devotee of Bacchus?), ca. 150-100 B.C. (possibly a Roman copy after Hellenistic prototype)