The Chatsworth Head, c. 460 BC [AS46]
Cast (late 19th or early 20th century) of the Chatsworth Head, from Tamassos in Cyprus, the bronze original c. 460 BC. [British Museum]
Painted plaster (H. 42cm; W. 20cm; D. 28cm)
This head originally formed part of a full-length statue, probably of the god Apollo. The eyes, now lost, would have been made of glass, marble or ivory.
Provenance: Unknown
Location: Memorial Buildings (Musā), South Gallery
