Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Plaster cast, accession number 21-66, described as Cast of torso of a supposed Dionysos, a trifle under life size. Parian marble. height 0.95 meters. Missing: most of the left legs, the right arm, and a one separately made and cemented slice of the left humerus with its wrap. A work, according to Kabbadias 256, of Alexandrian period. Found in the excavation of the theatre at Sikyon, Greece, in 1888. A naked youth with a chlamys hanging folded from his left shoulder. He has his left hand set against his waist, and his head turned leftward, face up, like a person in ecstasy. Faulty sculpture. Forehead and skull too high. Location: From a marble found by Professor M. L. D’Ooge of Michigan University when Director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. National Museum, at Athens.