FTP, name this sculpture depicting the death of a priest of Troy who warned against the Trojan horse but who was swallowed by the sea.
Sculpted by Athenodorus, Hagesander, and Polydorus, Goethe was among the modern men fascinated with this sculpture, as he wrote an article on it in the journal Die Propyläen. It was a result of the Hellenistic cultural outpouring centered at Pergamum, and was found in the Palace of the Emperor Titus, having been constructed around 25 BC. It depicts the struggles of two younger men and the central figure against inevitable death from the serpent surrounding them. FTP, name this sculpture depicting the death of a priest of Troy who warned against the Trojan horse but who was swallowed by the sea.
Sculpted by Athenodorus, Hagesander, and Polydorus, Goethe was among the modern men fascinated with this sculpture, as he wrote an article on it in the journal Die Propyläen.
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