Walters, Henry Beauchamp: Catalogue of the bronzes, Greek, Roman, and Etruscan in the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, British Museum (London, 1899)

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CATALOGUE OF BRONZES.

1532. Fortune. She stands on 1. leg, looking slightly to her r.; she holds a
cornucopia in 1. hand, and in r. part of a steering-oar (now broken away). Her
hair is rolled up in a loop at the back, and falls in four tresses on the shoulders ;
she wears a sphendoni, long sleeved chiton and himation twisted round loins
and passing over shoulders,

Ht. 4| in. Payne Kniglit Coll. (xxxv. 4).

1533. Fortune. She stands on 1. leg, looking to her r. ; she has held a cornucopia
in 1. hand. Her hair is gathered in a knot at the back, and she wears sphendonk,
long sleeved chiton, and himation over 1. shoulder, falling over r. arm.

Ht. 3 in. Payne Knight Coll. (xxxv. 1). Right fore-arm lost.

1534. Fortune. She stands on r. leg, looking down to r. ; in 1. hand she holds a
cormtcopia, and in r. she has held a steering-oar (now lost). Her hair is gathered
in a knot behind, and she wears an ampyx, moditts, long sleeved chiton, and
himation fastened with a brooch on r. shoulder.

Ht. 3! in. Hatnilton Coll. 22.

1535. Fortune. She stands on 1. leg, looking to her r. ; in r. hand she has held a
steering-oar (now lost), and in 1. a cortmcopia (upper part broken off). Her hair
is gathered in a knot at the back, and falls in tresses on the shoulders ; she wears
a long sleeved chiton and himation over r. shoulder, and has had a modius on
her head.

Ht. 2| in. Hamilton Coll.

1536. Fortune. She stands on r. leg, looking to her r. ; she holds a cornucopia in
1. hand, and has held a steering-oar in r. Her hair is parted and gathered in a
thick plait hanging down behind ; she wears a spheitdoni with incised patterns,
long girt chiton, with a fold drawn up over the girdle and apoptygma to waist,
and himation over back and shoulders. The dress and style of the hair recall
the Caryatides of the Erechtheum.

Ht. 3f in.

1537. Fortune (?). She stands on r. leg, holding a patera in r. hand, and a
cornucopia in 1.; her hair is gathered into a plait behind, with a long tress falling
over each shoulder. She wears a sphetidoni and modius, and long sleeved chiton,
with apoptygma falling in pteryges at the sides; the dress and style of the hair,
as of the last, recall the Caryatides. The eyes have been inlaid.

Ht. 2-J in. Hamilton Coll. 140. Right hand restored.

1538. Fortune. She stands on 1. leg, looking to her r., and has held a steering-oar
in r. hand ; in 1. is a cornucopia. Her hair is gathered back in wavy masses, and
rolled up in a knot at the back; she wears a sphendoni with incised patterns,
moditts, long sleeved girt chiton with apoptygma, and himation falling in double
folds in front, with balls attached to the corners.

Ht. 4-| in. Payne Knight Coll. (xxxv. 3).