Colossal Foot


Image license: ©

About

Parian marble. This colossal right foot was once part of a statue of several times life-size, a scale that in antiquity was only used for images of gods and emperors. It wears a sandal of an elaborate Greek type first seen in the fourth century BC. It is therefore likely that the foot belonged to the statue of a senior Olympian god, probably represented seated as a standing figure would have been more than five metres tall.

In collection(s): Big Stuff from the British Museum

Metadata


Audio license: ©

19 Prints

Print ID 2D/3D Generated Location Boops (Over last 90 days)
24,489 3D 7 months ago 🇬🇧
24,471 3D 7 months ago 🇬🇧
23,907 3D 9 months ago 🇬🇧
8,728 3D 4 years ago 🇬🇧
8,003 3D 4 years ago 🇬🇧
7,251 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
7,140 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
7,092 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
6,912 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
6,591 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
5,861 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
4,942 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
4,941 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
4,079 3D 5 years ago 🇬🇧
2,644 3D 6 years ago 🇬🇧
2,551 3D 6 years ago 🇬🇧
2,154 3D 6 years ago 🇬🇧
1,618 3D 6 years ago 🇬🇧
63 3D 8 years ago 🇬🇧