Box Mirror with Head of Athena — Greece, Hellenistic period, 330–270 BCE
Public domain
Europe

Box Mirror with Head of Athena

When it was made
330–270 BCE

How do we know this date?

The work was created over a period of time. (datowanie wg muzeum (Cleveland Museum of Art))

Certainty: moderate Source: Cleveland Museum of Art · Cleveland Museum of Art · Cleveland Museum of Art

Facts

Culture
Greece, Hellenistic period
Place of origin
Ancient Greece
Where it is today
Cleveland Museum of Art
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
Type
Metalwork
Material
gilt bronze
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