continuing artistic value placed on the Diadumenos type in the modern era, once it had been reconnected with Polyclitus in 1878, may be drawn from the facts that a copy was among the sculptures ranged on the roof of the National Archaeological Museum, Athens, when it was completed in 1889, and that the Esquiline Venus has sometimes been interpreted as a female version of the diadumenos type (a diadumene, or woman tying a diadem). Notes References Herbert Beck, Peter C. Bol, Maraike Bückling (Hrsg.): Polyklet. Der Bildhauer der griechischen Klassik. Ausstellung im Liebieghaus-Museum Alter Plastik Frankfurt am Main. Von Zabern, Mainz 1990 Detlev Kreikenbom: Bildwerke nach Polyklet. Kopienkritische Untersuchungen zu den männlichen statuarischen Typen nach polykletischen Vorbildern. "Diskophoros", Hermes, Doryphoros, Herakles, Diadumenos. Mann, Berlin 1990, External links 3D model of the Louvre's Diadumenos torso via photogrammetric survey (Skulpturhalle Basel) Manuela Cimeli and Tomas Lochman, "Der Diadumenos des Polyklet" Martial, Diadumenos (Latin) smARThistory: Diadumenos Ancient Greek sculptures Sculptures by Polyclitus Archaeology of Greece Ancient Greek athletic art Ancient Greek and Roman sculptures in the British Museum Archaeological discoveries in Italy