Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.
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Statuette, Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.

By Gallery GALERIE OCARINA
Member of the Authenticity-Quality label
570 €
16th century and older
Rome and ancient Greece
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From: 24560, ISSIGEAC, France

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    Statuette depicting a crouching woman with a rounded belly and clearly defined genitalia.

    Her breasts are full, one hand rests on her forehead in an introspective gesture, while the other holds a mirror.

    She wears a wide turban. A small perforation on the back forms a suspension loop.
    Orange terracotta, traces of brown pigment, a chip on one foot, signs of age.
    Greco-Roman period, Mediterranean basin, 300 to 100 BC.

    Dimensions: 5.5 × 5.3 cm.

    Provenance: Former Tessier & Sarrou sale, Drouot, Paris.
    Sold with a certificate of authenticity from the expert Serge Reynes and an invoice from Galerie Ocarina.

    "The crouching posture, the emphasis on bodily attributes, and the presence of the mirror refer to representations of intimate femininity in the Greco-Roman world, blending grooming, sensuality, and the potential for fertility. The loop on the reverse suggests an object intended to be suspended, perhaps used as a protective amulet or as a domestic or cultic votive offering. This type of terracotta figurine, employing both symbolic and apotropaic codes, testifies to the importance given to the female body in religious practices and protective beliefs of the ancient Mediterranean world."

    Ref: FF03W83G9R

    Condition Good
    Style Rome and ancient Greece (Archeology of Rome and ancient Greece Style)
    Period 16th century and older (Archeology 16th century and older)
    Country of origin Greece
    Width (cm) 5.3
    Height (cm) 5.5
    Materials Terracotta
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 24560, ISSIGEAC, France
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