Basso Relievo--of Wingless Victory--lately found 1848

This 1848 photograph by George Wilson Bridges captures a "Basso Relievo--of Wingless Victory--lately found" in a state of preservation, likely from the Roman Empire. The photograph highlights the details of the sculpture, focusing on the draped clothing of the figure, which is a characteristic of classical sculpture. The photograph showcases the artistry of the sculptor and the timeless nature of victory. This piece is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City. The photograph was a popular medium for recording and distributing knowledge of classical art during the 19th century.