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https://museoomero.it/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/opera-Statua-di-guerriero-2010-2215-1-200x300-1-scaled.jpg17072560This sculpture is an alabastrine plaster copy from a true cast of one of the figures that used to adorn the pediment of a temple dedicated to Athena Aphaia in the Greek island of Aigina. The Glyptothek of Munich houses what remains of the two pediments. Some statues were restored by the Neoclassical sculptor, Bertel Thorvaldsen.