Figurine
54-28-93
Location: On Display in the Eastern Mediterranean Gallery
From: Cyprus | Kourion | Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates
Curatorial Section: Mediterranean
Object Number | 54-28-93 |
Current Location | Eastern Mediterranean Gallery - On Display |
Provenience | Cyprus | Kourion | Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates |
Site Name | Kourion |
Locus | Votive Deposit |
Date Made | Early 2nd century CE |
Section | Mediterranean |
Materials | Terracotta |
Description | "Rider, (no headdress). Hair worked with a pin, the beard with pin and fine reed. Face carefully modelled; eyelids shown, mouth slightly opened, large projecting ears, cleft chin. Wears long-sleeved, high necked shirt and knee-length anaxyrides with wavy folds; on upper bodu superimposed folds indicate outer garmet over shirt. Right hand clenched, with fingers modelled, left hand missing. Of horse, only the tail preserved; long, flying, with cross-hatched incision, again done with a pin; on tail, trace of thin white wash. Greyish-tan clay with black and white slit, fired very brittle...The costume is that of a Parthian and the style suggests Syria as the place of origin..." |
Height | 10.3 cm |
Width | 8 cm |
Depth | 8.2 cm |
Credit Line | Cyprus Expedition, George H. McFadden, 1954 |
Other Number | T1004 - Field No SF | 1520 - Other Number |
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