Caption
Female figurine, terracotta, figurine of a standing woman depicted frontally. Set on a small, hollow, bottomless base rectangular at the front and oval at the back. A large rectangular opening at the back shows clear traces of carving in the unfired clay. The woman stands with legs slightly apart, weight on the right leg; left leg bent slightly forward. Arms lowered, slightly bent at the elbows, hands hold a cloak at hip level. Head turned slightly to the left on a long neck; elongated face with very faint features. Long, combed-back hair flows over her shoulders. A polos on her head is decorated with a horizontal red line. Garments fit snugly with plastically defined folds. Traces of red polychrome on a white ground cover the entire surface; lines highlight garment folds and mark a necklace and the belt tying the peplos. Damaged polychrome. 5th century BC, Greece. Height 19.6 cm., A weathered standing figure carved from a pale stone with a rough, textured surface, showing areas of brownish and reddish discoloration and worn traces of pigment; the figure wears a tall headdress and a long, draped garment that falls to a squared base, with a simplified face and indistinct hands at the sides; the overall colors visible are pale gray, beige, brown, and faint red, set against a neutral gray background.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A19_154
License type
Rights managed
Available size
50.4Mb (1.2Mb) / 9.8in x 20.0in / 2937 x 6000 (300dpi)