Attributed to the Bastis Master, Marble female figure, Cycladic, Early Cycladic II

“Said to be from Paros, but more likely to be from Naxos” (Preziosi in Antiquities from the collection of Christos G. Bastis, 1987, p. 121)<br/><br/> [Until 1947, with Nicolas Koutoulakis, Paris]; 1947, purchased by Christos G

A Cycladic Marble Figure of a Goddess, Early Bronze Age II, circa

Attributed to the Bastis Master, Marble female figure, Cycladic, Early Cycladic II

The Keros-Syros Culture at The Keros-Syros Culture on Virmuze

Marble female figure. Culture: Cycladic. Dimensions: H. 24 3/4 in

Marble female figure, Cycladic, Early Cycladic II

Kindred Subjects: Art Stories from New York City: Standing female

Female Figure of the Late Spedos Type; Attributed to the Schuster

Cycladic head of a large female figure, Early Cycladic, 2600-2500

Marble female figure hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Cycladic bastis master hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

Cycladic Marble Female Figure, Early Spedos Variety

Attributed to the Bastis Master, Marble female figure

Demystifying Cycladic Figurines

PDF) Material and Intellectual Consequences of Esteem for Cycladic

How Cycladic Sculpture Influenced Modern Art, from Brancusi to