The creation of man by Prometeus

Title (Dublin Core): The creation of man by Prometeus
Description (Dublin Core): “Prometeus, seated, is intent on observing his creature; the man, still a motionless clay puppet, stiffly lying at his feet, is surrounded by the greatest deities of the Greek pantheon. In a pre-eminent position there are Hera and Zeus in the act of giving Hermes the money with which to redeem the life of man from the Hades. Next to Hermes there is Poseidon with his trident; in the two upper corners, the chariot of Selene and the chariot of Apollo between Zeus and the man; finally, the Erotes induce Psyche, the soul, to give birth to the first human being.”
Identifier (Dublin Core): Promethean_Iconography_9
Creator (Dublin Core): Unknown Roman workshop
Date (Dublin Core): circa 300s C.E.
Spatial Coverage (Dublin Core): Pozzuoli (inhabited place)
Relation (Dublin Core): Napoli (province); Museo Archaeologico Nazionale di Napoli; Sculptures of Roman Campania
Format (Dublin Core): funerary sculpture
Type (Dublin Core): sarcophagi (coffins); Roman (ancient Italian culture or period)
Subject (Dublin Core): Prometheus (Greek deity); Hera (greek deity); Zeus (Greek deity); Hermes (Greek deity); Poseidon (Greek deity); Artemis (Greek deity); Apollo (Greco-Roman deity); Roman iconography; Creation of Man
Source (Dublin Core): The creation of man by Prometeus from Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
Rights (Dublin Core): Unknown