Reproduction patinated by hand on marble base. Mold made from an imprint of the original work. This statuette of a nude woman, standing on tiptoe, in a frontal position, arms crossed over her body, is the reproduction of an original in marble from Naxos, one of the islands of the Cyclades. This statuette is typical of the artistic production of these islands during the prehistoric period of the Early Bronze Age (3200-2000 B.C.). Thanks to their geographic position, between Anatolia and the Greek continent, the Cyclades were instrumental in circulating technical innovations from one region to
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