Lysippean models on two roman reliefs from Poetovio


 This contribution discusses two relief depictions, which follow the works of Greek master Lysippus. One partially preserved reliefs, depicting a youth in motion, characterised by lock hair on front has been hitherto literature differently interpreted; Josip Korošec explained it as Kairos. The depictions that deity share above front, nakedness, posture, and scales, attached to cords could also be held Poetovian youth. Regarding other stone relief, direction movement is quite unusual can taken after gem (also due some alterations arm posture lower quality) serve direct source.
 In lateral side ara (either votive or funerary) Hercules, who follows type Weary ascribed Lysippus depicted. latter (in contrast rarely imitated Kairos) one most widespread types Imperial era. opera nobilia sculpture doubtless attest fact cultivated inhabitants were aware commissioned representations well-known statuary.