10.60507/FK2/REPGPR
Lang, Matthias
Matthias
Lang
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3047-2722
University of Bonn, BCDH
Günzel, Adriana
Adriana
Günzel
https://orcid.org/0009-0008-3213-0412
University of Bonn
Salcedo Paparoni, Ana Valentina
Ana Valentina
Salcedo Paparoni
https://orcid.org/0009-0007-3831-0986
SPK Berlin
Funerary Relief of a Woman with Female Servant, So-called Siren Relief (K 755)
bonndata
2026
Arts and Humanities
Grave relief
Lang, Matthias
Matthias
Lang
University of Bonn, BCDH
Lang, Matthias
Matthias
Lang
University of Bonn, BCDH
Lang, Matthias
Matthias
Lang
University of Bonn, BCDH
SPK Berlin
Salcedo Paparoni, Ana Valentina
Ana Valentina
Salcedo Paparoni
2024-04-30
2024-04-30
2024-04-30
2026-04-30
2025-01-30/2025-02-01
3D-Model
https://id.smb.museum/object/699219
https://arachne.dainst.org/entity/1120877
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.69318#0223
/con10t/img/antiksammlberlin/Literaturliste.pdf
10.60507/FK2/REPGPR/71RLZX
10.60507/FK2/REPGPR/OFLS11
10.60507/FK2/REPGPR/Z8N7ED
10.60507/FK2/REPGPR/NKUVKH
10.60507/FK2/REPGPR/KTBFVD
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The motif of the female deceased putting on jewellery with the help of an assisting servant is depicted fairly frequently. This scene may appear banal, but acquires deeper meaning by the underworldly siren couple in the finial of the stele. The deceased adorns herself for the very last time to enter the underworld realm as “bride of Hades”.
Artec Studio, 19
Adobe Lightroom, 14.1
Blender, 4.4
Adobe Substance Designer, 14.0
Berlin