Etruscan head of a youth 3rd-2nd C. BCE
"Stylistically, this type of head is ultimately derived from Hellenistic Greek prototypes and was especially popular with sculptors working at Cales, a city northeast of Naples. The head was originally part of a full figure that may have adorned a pediment."
-taken from metmuseum link below
Etruscan head of a youth 3rd-2nd C. BCE, terracotta. Current location: Metropolitan Museum of Art. |
Source/Quote:
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/248594
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