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Very fine and rare terracotra funerary siren : similar to one in the Louvre.
The pose here, with a hand raised to her breasts and the other to her hair is the iconic typical gestures of mourning. She has the typical webbed talon feet. This form of funerary siren comes from the ancient city of Myrina one of the Aeolian cities on the western coast of Mysia (in northwest ancient Asia Minor/ Anatolia ( part of modern Turkey) There is a similar one in the Louvre museum. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Funerary_siren_Louvre_Myr148.jpg Intact. Some very vague remnants of pink paint. 197mm 1st century BC Ex my own collection Acquired 1989
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