Reproduction in resin patinated by hand. This Cycladic head of an idol, sculpted in marble, was found in the small island of Keros, in the heart of the Cyclades, and is now in the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities of the Louvre. The original probably belonged to a statuette of a naked woman, arms crossed under her breasts, in a slightly arched position, the head tilted backwards a little. This is the typical style of most of the statuettes belonging to the same group, in other words, "the art of old Spedos", corresponding to the Ancient Cycladic II civilization which
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