Figurine of a seated goddess

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Inventory number

Ακρ. 11358

Artist

Attic workshop

Category

Coroplastic

Period

Archaic Period

Date

510-480 BC

Dimensions

Height: 0.178 m

Material

Clay

Location

First Floor Case 23, Νο 12

Description
Bibliography

Figurine of a seated goddess found during one of the Acropolis excavation campaigns. The goddess sits on a throne with her schematically rendered hands resting on her knees and her feet on a footstool. She is draped in chiton decorated with black lines and angular motifs. Her black hair forms locks that cover the forehead and fall on the shoulders. A tall stephane adorns her head

Preserved are both the white slip and some of the vivid red paint used for the throne.

Casson, S., Brooke, D., Catalogue of the Acropolis Museum. Sculpture and Architectural Fragments, with a section upon the Terracottas, II, Cambridge, 1921, σελ. 357, αρ.κατ. 151
Σωτηριάδη-Sedwick, P., Αττικά πήλινα ειδώλια αρχαικής εποχής, Αθήνα, 1939, σελ. 49, αρ.κατ. 151
Μπρούσκαρη, Μ., Μουσείον Ακροπόλεως. Περιγραφικός κατάλογος, Αθήνα, 1974, σελ. 35, εικ. 31
Wagner, C., Dedication Practices on the Athenian Acropolis, 8th to 4th centuries BC, University of Oxford, 1997, σελ. 170 υποσημ. 5