10.60507/FK2/DOSICGLang, MatthiasMatthiasLang0000-0003-3047-2722University of Bonnbonndata2024Arts and HumanitiesSculptureHellenismLang, MatthiasMatthiasLangUniversity of BonnBonn Center for Digital HumanitiesUniversität Bonn2024-11-072024-11-072025-02-053D model289135892181text/plainapplication/zip2.0CC0 1.0The plaster cast shows the Old Drunkard, whose original is located in the Glyptothek Munich (Inv. 437). The statue is one of two preserved Roman copies of a lost, Hellenistic original; the other copy is located in the Capitoline Museums in Rome. The copies are made of marble, the same material is also assumed for the original. The exact execution date of the Hellenistic statue is uncertain, but due to stylistic comparisons it is dated to the last third of the 3rd century B. C. The Munich copy is dated to the 1st century A. D. Over time several assumptions were made concerning the interpretation of the Old Trunkard, from the praying lady to the old woman lusting for wine to the hetaerae.Artec Studio, 17.0Blender, 3.0Substance Designer, 13.2.0Texture was generated with Substance PainterUniversität Bonn