Archaic II
Cypriot Archaic Limestone Carving of a Deity
Cypriot Archaic Limestone Carving of a Deity, circa 500 B. C. , the bearded subject wears curved horns and holds a scepter while reclining on a ram; some very faint traces of red paint. Presented on a black base. 6 in. ; 6. 75 in. with base Overall wear with a few chips. Sale Price: $900
Classification
- Object type
- Stone sculpture
- Period
- Iron AgeCypro-Archaic
- Date
- 525 - 475 BC
- Place of production
- Cyprus
Collection
Provenance
- Cyprus Museum, Jacksonville
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