Pre-christian mother and child figure, terracotta
European Museums, The British MuseumWoman and baby. Boeotia had a long tradition of producing terracotta figures for either ritual or funerary use. Often they exhibit distinct local characteristics. This woman's elaborate hairdo, typical of Boeotia, would later develop into an even more exotic style. Made in Boeotia about 450 - 440 B.C. From Thebes
Pre-christian mother and child figure
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child
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figure
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mother and child
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prechristian
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stone
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terracotta
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unclassifiable
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woman
Genre:
450 - 440 B.C.
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Pre-christian terracotta mother and child figure
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Pre-christian mother and child figure. Woman and babyBoeotia had a long tradition of producing...
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