Roman Marble Head of Young Woman, 1st Century A.D
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A Roman marble head of a young woman, circa 1st century A.D., probably Nero Flavian period (2nd half of 1st century), with himation covering to the head, on a later marble stand, 26 cm high including stand. Provenance: Property from the collection of Enrico Fiorentino. Graham Geddes Antiques
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