This ancient Greek terracotta head represents an exceptional testimony of figurative art from the 4th century BCE, during the Mycenaean civilization period.
The object displays typical characteristics of ancient Greek ceramic production, with careful modeling revealing the technical mastery of craftsmen of that era.
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The terracotta presents a well-preserved surface with sculpted details still visible.
Dimensions: 64 mm x 46 mm. Material: terracotta. Conservation state: good.
The 4th century BC corresponds to a period of artistic flourishing in ancient Greece, when the production of figurative terracottas was common.
This artifact testifies to the artistic craftsmanship and sculptural tradition of ancient Greek civilization.
Provenance: former English private collection, acquired between 1980 and 1995, ensuring documented traceability.
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