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| Female seated on throne with drapery drawn across lap and hanging down left side.
Good work.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA. No traces of running drill. Ca. 400? (AS) Finished Mint, Room D, Wall T. 1276 Leica ... 9 July 1959 ... running drill. Ca. 400? (AS) |
| Bearded head, front only preserved. Nose missing; hair on proper right side badly worn; beard chipped, especially below.
Mustache indicated in part by parallel lines running down beside and below edges ... Roman period ... running down beside and below ... elaborately drilled.
Pentelic |
| Noses and mouths of all three heads are broken away, and the whole is much battered and worn. The three faces are very flat, the hair very conventional, in waves running lengthwise. The base of the neck ... 1st c. B.C ... running lengthwise. The base of ...
Drilled for setting on base |
| Broken all around. Front preserved with human face, broken at neck. Break at top and left appears to be on line of frame.
Head is not very well wrought; e.g. ears are flattened out against background ... 8 April 1970 ... which run back across head ... drill marks at inside corners |
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