Collection: Athens, Acropolis Museum
Title: Legs of a seated woman, perhaps one of the daughters of Erechtheus
Context: From Athens, Acropolis
Findspot: Found at Athens, Acropolis
Summary: Legs of a woman seated (on a rock?), wearing a himation over a chiton
Sculptor: Attributed to the workshop of Pheidias
Material: Marble
Sculpture Type: Architectural
Category: Separated fragments
Placement: Pediment
Style: High Classical
Technique: High relief
Original or Copy: Original
Date: exact 438 BC - exact 432 BC
Dimensions: H. 0.82 m; H. (seat) 0.56 m.
Scale: Life-size
Region: Attica
Period: High Classical
In Whole: Parthenon WP.U?

Condition: Single piece

Condition Description: This piece constitutes the legs of a woman, missing the front of her feet and most of her left foreleg.

Material Description: Pentelic

Associated Building: Athens, Parthenon

Sources Used: Brouskari 1974, 136-37, fig. 260 (with previous bibliography)