Celtic La Tèneさんのイラストまとめ

Back to Germany with this damaged statue discovered in Steinenbronn. The pattern makes it possible to date this statue in the middle of the 4th century BC. Despite the damage, you can clearly see the pteruges.

Moreover, the tomb also contained a jug, whose design is Etruscan but the decorations Celtic. Again, a figure is shown wearing such armor, in a seated position quite common in Celtic art.

It is generally considered that the statue represented the deceased because of the similarities between the torc and the headdress found in the tomb. This statue dates from the middle of the 5th century BC.

The comparison with stags and deer has been made by Yann Deberge in an article published in 2010 (titled "Nouvel ensemble de vases à décors peints en territoire arverne..."). It contains beautiful reconstructions of the painted decors and of the iconography.