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Early Cycladic female figure

Aegean Civilizations, 3200 – 2800BCE
Early Cycladic female figure, Aegean Civilizations
Early Cycladic female figure, zoomed in
21.6 cmEarly Cycladic female figure scale comparison

Early Cycladic female figure is an Ancient Aegean Marble Sculpture created between 3200BCE and 2800BCE. It lives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Fertility, Sculpture and Artifact. SourceSee Early Cycladic female figure in the Kaleidoscope

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