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Colgante con forma de Serapis; Imperio Romano, siglos I-II d. C. Bronce. Dimensiones: 4,6 cm de altura Procedencia: Legado familiar de Ramón Martí Alsina y Ricard Martí Aguiló. Colección arqueológica constituida a partir de la década de 1950 por sucesivas generaciones de la familia, mediante adquisiciones en galerías y casas de subastas europeas. Colgante romano de bronce que representa a Serapis, un dios sincrético greco-egipcio, nombrado deidad protectora de Alejandría y dios oficial de Egipto y Grecia por Ptolomeo I (367-283 a. C.), con el objetivo de fomentar los lazos culturales entre ambos países.
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