Left to right: Terracotta figure of a woman. Made in Athens about 220-180 BC Said to be from Tanagra. Terracotta figure of a young man seated on a rock. Made in Boeotia about 300 BC. Said to be from Tanagre. The colours are exceptionally well preserved. Terracotta woman holding a hinged box-mirror. Made in Boeotia about 230-200 BC. Said to be

Left to right: Terracotta figure of a woman. Made in Athens about 220-180 BC Said to be from Tanagra. Terracotta figure of a young man seated on a rock. Made in Boeotia about 300 BC. Said to be from Tanagre. The colours are exceptionally well preserved. Terracotta woman holding a hinged box-mirror. Made in Boeotia about 230-200 BC. Said to be Stock Photo

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Left to right: Terracotta figure of a woman. Made in Athens about 220-180 BC Said to be from Tanagra. Terracotta figure of a young man seated on a rock. Made in Boeotia about 300 BC. Said to be from Tanagre. The colours are exceptionally well preserved. Terracotta woman holding a hinged box-mirror. Made in Boeotia about 230-200 BC. Said to be

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