
by SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst
The identification of this head as a portrait of Alexander the Great is derived from Plutarch, who wrote that only Lysippos was permitted to make a likeness of him, and portrayed him “with leonine hair and melting upturned eyes”. The interpretation that Alexander is shown in his death throes demons
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