Description : A group of 2 Greek terracotta figures, c. 4th-2nd Century BC. The first a female wearing a chiton and himation, H: 18.4 cm. One hand is on her chest and the other on her stomach and she is barefoot. Repaired at the midsection, but otherwise little damage. The second figure is of Kybele, H: 27.1 cm, an Anatolian mother goddess brought to Greece where she became 'Mistress of animals. She is crowned with a polos, a high cylindrical hat. The figure is repaired at the midsection, but otherwise undamaged. Ex property from the collection of Joseph Klein (1899-1987), New York City. Mr. Klein sought out and acquired these souvenirs as part of his vast collecting interests. Said to have collected in the manner of an 18th century connoisseur, his overall collection showcased his diverse array of artifacts acquired over a period of 45 years and included the art of ancient China, Egypt, Persia, Greece and Rome.
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