mask (mask)
Descriptions
This is an ancient Greek pottery mask in the shape of a female face which has been damaged and is missing the mouth area. It was found at the necropolis at Marsala and therefore had a specific funerary use, possibly as decoration of a tomb. It was one of many items from this site donated to the museum in 1927.
This object is not on display.
Leave a comment
Subject to approval, your name and blog comment will be made public. Any comment replies will also be public. Your email address will never be published. If you wish to contact us privately, please use the Contact form.