THREE GREEK TERRACOTTA HEADS Circa 5th-4th Century B.C. Including two late Archaic heads (one fragmentary), perhaps from Sicily, both mold-made, each wearing a polos above waves of center-parted hair, with oblique eyes and smiling mouths, one preserving a perforation at the center of the polos for attachment; and a Classical head, from South Italy, perhaps Taranto, mold-made with an oval face, center-parted hair, lidded eyes and a small mouth 5 in. (12.7 cm) long for the largest (3)
THREE GREEK TERRACOTTA HEADS Circa 5th-4th Century B.C. Including two late Archaic heads (one fragmentary), perhaps from Sicily, both mold-made, each wearing a polos above waves of center-parted hair, with oblique eyes and smiling mouths, one preserving a perforation at the center of the polos for attachment; and a Classical head, from South Italy, perhaps Taranto, mold-made with an oval face, center-parted hair, lidded eyes and a small mouth 5 in. (12.7 cm) long for the largest (3)
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