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Male statuette wearing a tunic, cloak, and headband
Male statuette wearing a tunic, cloak, and headband

Male statuette wearing a tunic, cloak, and headband

Date6th c. BCE
Periodlate Archaic
Object GeographyCyprus
CultureCypriot
Geography NotesSaid to have been "found at the temple of Apollo Hylates, near" Kourion, Cyprus
MediumTerracotta (wheelmade and handmade body, moldmade head) with white slip and red paint
ClassificationCeramics
Credit LineBequest of John Ringling, 1936
Object numberSN28.2104
This male statuette’s gesture of upraised arms identifies him as a worshipper. Details painted over the figure’s white slip surface show how the lengths of cloth that form the front and back of his tunic were joined at the sides. A tall flower adorns the front of his garment.
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Dimensions13 3/8 in. (34 cm)