A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist
A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD by Unknown artist

A Roman bronze head attachment of a youth, ca 1st-2nd century AD

Unknown artist

BronzeMetal
€ 1.750

Jongeling Numismatics & Ancient Art

  • About the artwork
    A finely detailed appliqué with the face of a youth, wavy hair framing the circular face, with well defined eyes, pierced for inlays.
     
    5.8 cm (h)
     
    Provenance:
    Ex Jean-Phillipe Mariaud de Serres (1944-2007), Paris 2006
    Ex private collection, Hong Kong
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