Fragment of a head from a votive statue - image 1

Archaic II

Fragment of a head from a votive statue

Fragment of a head from a votive statue: Part of a lifesize head of a male and bearded votive statue. The man has the faded smile typical of the Cypriot votive sculpture of the Archaic period. His eyes are bulgy and almond shaped and the eye brows are in a low arch close to the eyes. He wears a wreath which has severely faded with a line of hair underneath the wreath on his forehead. The hair of the beard are in thick spiral curls. The back and most of the crown of the head are missing. (Overall: 230 mm x 200 mm) - Made of Limestone Culture: Cypriot

Date

525 - 475 BC

Accession No.

16.5.72.30

Collection

Liverpool Museum

Provenance

References

  • Handbook and Guide to the Collection of Cypriote Sculptures, City of Liverpool P…