| SKU | Z.0079 |
|---|---|
| Circa | 100 AD to 300 AD |
| Dimensions | 9.6″ (24.4cm) high |
| Medium | Bronze |
| Origin | Bethlehem, Israel |
| Gallery Location | S Korea |
Jupiter, king of the gods, stands before us in majestic splendor. At one time he leaned on a staff, and in his missing hand he most probably carried a thunderbolt, symbol of his power. A work of this enormous vigor and regal beauty almost certainly imitates a larger statue, perhaps a cult image at some famous temple site. The relatively small size of the god in no way diminishes his aura of divinity.
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