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Dying Gaul (or Galatian) from Pergamum. Roman Copy
| View | Total from front center |
| Location | Greece |
| Subject | Sculpture |
| Period | Greek Hellenistic Period |
| Material | marble, after bronze original |
| Dimensions | life size |
| Collection | Italy, Rome, Capitoline Museum |
| Saskia No. | Jgc-0705 |
| Source | Gardner, Art Through the Ages, 11th ed., chapter 5, plate 81 |
| Hartt, Art: A History of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, 4th ed., chapter 7, plate 100 | |
| Janson, History of Art, 6th ed., chapter 5, plate 71 | |
| Lois Fichner-Rathus, Understanding Art, 6th ed., chapter 13, plate 15 | |
| Stokstad, Marilyn, Art History, 2nd ed., chapter 5, plate 75 |
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