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A ROMAN MARBLE HEAD OF APOLLO
2nd Century A.D., after a Greek original of 4th Century B.C.
The youthful god with head turned to the right and lips slightly parted, his face framed by drilled thick curling locks of hair swept up into a 'knot' above and caught back under a fillet which is tied at the back, mounted
5in. (12.7cm.) high
2nd Century A.D., after a Greek original of 4th Century B.C.
The youthful god with head turned to the right and lips slightly parted, his face framed by drilled thick curling locks of hair swept up into a 'knot' above and caught back under a fillet which is tied at the back, mounted
5in. (12.7cm.) high