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Efebo, Roman Times, Évora (Alentejo)

2020 Replicas and Reproductions

Execution of a resin reproduction of a bronze sculpture* (I AD - II AD), representing a naked young man, with open arms and head raised, looking up; hair falls out in wide curls, tied by a ribbon tied on top, in order to leave a straw of hair on the forehead.

* This sculpture, which is part of the collection of the Fryar Manuel do Cenáculo National Museum (ME 4462) in Évora, was founded in 1976 in the Herdade da Oliveirinha (Évora) by agricultural workers of the S. Mansos Workers Unit Cooperative.

Acknowledgements Municipality of Évora (Alentejo) ~ National Museum of Frei Manuel do Cenáculo (Évora) ~ 3DWays, Design, Prototyping, Manufacturing ~ Directorate-General of Cultural Heritage, Ministry of Culture ©

Original Efebo sculpture made of metal.
Reproduction of the sculpture Efebo made in resin, from a metal original.
Detail of the reproduction of the sculpture Efebo made of resin, from a metal original.
Detail of the reproduction of the sculpture Efebo made of resin, from a metal original.
Efebo sculpture, original made of metal and reproduction made of resin.
Reproduction of the sculpture Efebo on display .