Large marble sculpture, "The Dying Gaul" (Galatian), unsigned, based on a similar white marble sculpture excavated near Rome in the early 17th c. and possibly commissioned in the third century B.C. to celebrate the defeat of the Galatians by Attalus, King of Pergmon (269-172BC), depicting a wounded Celtic warrior lying on his shield with his sword, belt, and curved trumpet beside him, marble: 20"h, 42.5"w, 17"d, mounted on 2"h wood base Start Price: $800.00

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