Die ‘Trau-Kasserollen’

Einige Bemerkungen zu den reliefverzierten Kasserollen E 151

by Richard Petrovszky and Reinhard Stupperich

Extent: 80 pages

Publisher: Harrassowitz Verlag

Subjects: Classical Studies, Mediterranean Archaeology

Series: MENTOR

Series volume number: 1

Language: German

(Paperback) (Out of print)

(December 2002)

ISBN: 9783447059978

8.27 x 11.65 inches

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Der Band analysiert einen besonders aussagekraftigen Gefasstyp der fruhkaiserzeitlichen Bronzetoreutik, der fur die Provinzialromische und die Mittelmeerische Archaologie wie fur die klassizistische Konzeption der Toreutik gleichermassen wichtig ist. Die sog. Trau-Kasserollen tragen ihren Namen nach dem ehemaligen Besitzer des besonders luxurios ausgefuhrten Wiener Exemplars dieser schweren bronzenen Becken mit langem, flachem, reliefverziertem Griff, Nr. 151 in der Typologie romischer Bronzegefasse von Eggers. Ein Katalog aller im Augenblick bekannter Beispiele erlaubt einen vollstandigen Uberblick uber alle Formvarianten, am haufigsten mit einem Amor im Feld und Durchbruchen am Ende in Form von Bandern, die in antithetischen Schwanenkopfen enden. Deren Analyse auf der Basis technischer, stilistischer und ikonographisch-typologischer Kriterien erlaubt die Aufstellung eines Entwicklungschemas der verschiedenen Varianten, das sich mit Hilfe einer Kombinationstabelle noch untermauern lasst. Die Zeitstellung lasst sich recht eng auf die Zeit der julisch-claudischen Dynastie, vom Ende des 1. Jh. v. Chr. bis ins fruhe 1. Jh. n. Chr. begrenzen. Fast alle Stucke kommen aus dem romischen Westen, allerdings scheint der Prototyp doch aus dem griechischen Osten zu stammen, zumal ein Stuck sogar aus Arabien uberliefert ist. Dabei ergeben sich zwei Qualitatsstufen, deren einfachere sich auf das mitteleuropaische Limesgebiet beschrankt, wo sie als Nachahmung der kostbareren Stucke aus dem Mittelmeergebiet hergestellt worden sein muss. Als eng verwandt mit diesen Kasserollen stellt sich eine Gruppe flacher Griffschalen heraus, was die vorgeschlagenen Einordnungen nur klar bekraftigen kann.

By (author) Richard Petrovszky
By (author) Reinhard Stupperich

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