Classical
Cypriot Terracotta Head of a Man
Cypriot Terracotta Head of a Man, circa 5th century B. C. , the subject with strong features, including a slight "archaic smile" and outlined eyes. Presented on a black base retaining a Sotheby's lot sticker from an unknown auction. 5 in. ; with stand 9. 5 in. From a larger statue; some encrustations to proper left side; losses to right ear. Sale Price: $1,100
Date
500 - 400 BC
Collection
Cyprus Museum, Jacksonville
Provenance
- Cyprus Museum, Jacksonville
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