| Object Number |
MS5750 |
| Current Location |
Collections Storage |
| Culture |
Italic | Etruscan | Roman |
| Provenience |
Italy | Etruria | Caere |
| Date Made |
300 BCE to 100 BCE |
| Section |
Mediterranean |
| Materials |
Terracotta |
| Iconography |
Male Head |
| Description |
Male terracotta votive head; Central Italy, undoubtedly from a sanctuary, votive deposit; capite velato type; large example; very fine; preserves some paint; may have been trimmed from a votive statue - bust extends lower, has been filed off, without trace of finished base. Complete and intact save for a section of mantle above top of head and a bit of mantle on lower right. Forward part of head, including neck and top od chest, only represented. Frontal pose; double curve locks above forehead. Framed by a simplified representation of a mantle drawn over head. Back plain; vent hole 0.04m in diamter. On lower edge, all around, are prominent string marks; finger marks down length of back. Hard pinkish buff clay. Possible traces of red on face. Slightly under life size. |
| Height |
26.5 cm |
| Width |
17.5 cm |
| Depth |
10.5 cm |
| Credit Line |
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Current & Past Exhibitions
This object has never been on display.
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