Limestone statue of a male votary wearing a wreath and long tunic

Unknown

ca. 425–400 BCE · Limestone · Greek and Roman Art

His feet are missing, but it is clear that his left leg is advanced forward. He stands draped in a tunic with shallow vertical folds. It stretches tightly around his body, arms and legs. Over the tunic is what appears to be an outer tunic that falls to the waist. There are red bands near the border of the neckline.

Artist: Unknown
Date: ca. 425–400 BCE
Medium: Limestone
Culture: Cypriot
Department: Greek and Roman Art
Credit line: The Cesnola Collection, Purchased by subscription, 1874–76

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