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Head of a Feminine Figurine at The Louvre, Paris

Title
Head of a Feminine Figurine


Artist
Ancient Cycladic II (2700-2300 BC)


Date
Exact date unknown


Medium
Marble


Dimensions
Unknown


Accession #
Ma 2709


Credit
Group from Syros, Location Kéros. Donated by Don Rayet, 1873



 
Originating from the Kéros province this head in the form of a lyre, with a truncated nose, belonged to a figurine which was presented standing with arms folded at the chest, legs together and feet extended, conforming to the many other idols created at this time. From the proportions observed from the variety in Kéros this statuette would have measued approximately 1.5 metres tall in full, making it one of the largest known specimens of his type. Similar Cycladic works can be found here.
(source; Louvre)

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