Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments

Made:
1801-1930

Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments, Greek inscription, original Ostia, 200-300, copy European, 1801-1930

Details

Category:
Classical & Medieval Medicine
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A608164
Materials:
plaster and wood, frame
Measurements:
relief: height 1025 mm
relief: width 920 mm
frame: depth 112 mm
frame: height 1183 mm
frame: width 1065 mm
type:
bas relief and cast

Parts

Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments, Greek inscription, original Ostia, 200-300, copy European, 1801-1930

Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments

Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments, Greek inscription, original Ostia, 200-300, copy European, 1801-1930

Measurements:
relief: height 1025 mm
relief: width 920 mm
frame: depth 112 mm
frame: height 1183 mm
frame: width 1065 mm
Materials:
plaster and wood, frame
Object Number:
A608164/1
type:
bas relief and cast
Bag of fragments, from Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments, Greek inscription, original Ostia, 200-300, copy European, 1801-1930

Bag of fragments

Bag of fragments, from Plaster copy of framed bas relief showing doctor with scrolls and instruments, Greek inscription, original Ostia, 200-300, copy European, 1801-1930

Materials:
plaster
Object Number:
A608164/2
type:
components

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