A horn located at the base of this sculpture has led some to name this sculpture after a trumpeter instead of its usual subject. This sculpture was attributed to Epigonus, and the only identifying mark on its sculpture is a torc worn around the subject's neck. Commissioned by Attalus I for a victory over a tribe of (*) Galatians, this sculpture features a few drops of blood coming from the victim'
A horn located at the base of this sculpture has led some to name this sculpture after a trumpeter instead of its usual subject. This sculpture was attributed to Epigonus, and the only identifying mark on its sculpture is a torc worn around the subject's neck. Commissioned by Attalus I for a victory over a tribe of (*) Galatians, this sculpture features a few drops of blood coming from the victim's side, and the face of this sculpture is noted for its realism and agony. For 10 points, identify this Hellenistic sculpture depicting the slow death of a member of a certain tribe.
A horn located at the base of this sculpture has led some to name this sculpture after a trumpeter instead of its usual subject.
The Dying Gaul