Jüngling vom Magdalensberg

Youth of Magdalensberg

In 1502 a farmer discovered on a hillside of Magdalensberg (Carinthia, Austria), a bronze statue. The statue derived from the first century before the Common Era. The inscription in the right thigh proves that it was devoted to a Roman sanctuary.

The statue was taken to Salzburg and copied before 1551. In 1806 the copy was moved from Salzburg to Vienna where it is now on display in the "[Kunsthistorisches Museum](/KunsthistorischesMuseumWien)". The original was given to emperor Ferdinand I. and probably ended up in Spain in the gardens of the palace of Aranjuez. It supposedly was hidden in a well in 1808 to secure it from Napoleon I., got destroyed on rescue and presumanbly ended up as material for the production of cannons.

This object was scanned in 2016 by Oliver Laric. The texture was created by niaphasia based on photographs owned by © KHM-Museumsverband ([CC BY-NC-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/))

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《马格伦斯贝格的青年（Youth of Magdalensberg）》

1502年，一名农夫在奥地利克恩滕州马格伦斯贝格的一处山坡上发现了一尊青铜雕像。该雕像的年代可追溯至公元前1世纪，其右腿处的铭文证实，它曾被供奉于罗马圣所之中。

该雕像曾被运往萨尔茨堡，并于1551年前完成复刻。1806年，该复刻品从萨尔茨堡迁至维也纳，现陈列于维也纳艺术史博物馆（Kunsthistorisches Museum）。原作则被赠予斐迪南一世皇帝，最终大概率被运至西班牙阿兰胡埃斯王宫的花园中。1808年，为避免原作落入拿破仑一世之手，人们将其藏匿于一口井内，不料在后续的救援行动中该原作遭到损毁，最终可能被熔铸为火炮原料。

2016年，奥利弗·拉里奇（Oliver Laric）对该复刻品进行了三维扫描。该雕像的纹理由niaphasia基于© KHM-博物馆联盟（KHM-Museumsverband）所持有的照片制作而成，采用CC BY-NC-SA 4.0（https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/）许可协议授权。

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