This terracotta female head represents an exceptional testimony to the ceramic art of ancient Mycenaean Greece, dating from the 4th to 2nd century BC.
The artifact reflects the Greek artistic traditions of this period, demonstrating remarkable craftsmanship and particular attention to detail in human representation.
Representation of a woman's head sculpted in terracotta, preserving its original morphological characteristics.
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Terracotta structure measuring 35 mm by 23 mm, preserving its original form.
Dimensions: 35 mm x 23 mm. Material: terracotta. Remarkable state of conservation considering its antiquity.
This object testifies to the artistic practices of ancient Greek civilization and offers valuable insight into female representation in the art of this period.
Artifact representative of ancient Greek artistic excellence, illustrating the role and place of women in Mycenaean society.
Documented provenance from an English private collection formed between 1980 and 1995, guaranteeing the authenticity and legality of the acquisition.
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