Sculpture / -300 to -200
Figurine of a male dancer or acrobat, wearing a helmet-like hat
Statuette in terracotta and clay (23.5 cm height)
225 B.C., approximately
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Influence from Asia Minor. The man holds something in his right hand and probably a similar object in his left hand too. Found in Amphipolis, in a cemetery grave.
Figurine of a dancing girl
Terracotta figurines with ceramic (27.2 cm height)
250 B.C., approximately
Greece
Couple dancing
Terracotta figurine
250 B.C., approximately
Greece
Female dancer with possible basket on her head
Figurine in terracota
250 B.C., approximately
Greece
Girl dancing
Figurine in terracotta and ceramic.
250 B.C., approximately
Found at Tarentum, Italy
Female dancer
Figurines in terracotta and ceramic (12.5 cm)
250 B.C., approximately
Greece
Dancing flutist
Sculpture on gold
250 B.C., approximately.
Product of a Greek workshop of the Hellenistic period, discovered in the neighbourhood of Menjνbar, Jaén, Spain. Young flutist dancing to the music of his “diavlos” (double flute). An exceptional speciment because it is one of the very few statuettes on Greece.
Figurine of a dancing girl looking at her lifted right arm
Statuette in clay and terracotta (20 cm height)
265 B.C., approximately
Found in the grave of a female in Thessaloniki. Mended and partially restored. Draped in a chiton and a short himation, the dancer seems to execute a turn. Greece
Figurines of female dancers
Statuette in clay
285B.C., approximately
Greece
Found at Abdera, Thrace
Dancing Niké
Relief,in silver
290 B.C., approximately
Art of the Great Greece of Southern Italy
Female dancer
Statuette
300 B.C., approximately
Beotian dancer, tanagra
Statuette in terracotta
300 B.C., approximately
From Boeotia, Greece. The work bears traces of painting. Greece, Boeotia
Gold plaque with two female dancers
Relief on gold
300 B.C., approximately
From the royal tomb of Kul-Oba, near Kerc in Crimea. Greece
Terracotta statuette of a girl dancing, Hellenistic period, 3rd century B.C.
Sculpture, statuette, terracotta
11.3 cm height
250 B.C., approximately
Right arm raised, left holding drapery.
Terracotta statuette of a veiled dancer. 3rd century B.C. Greek, Pontic
Sculpture, statuette, terracotta
20.0 cm height
250 B.C., approximately
Right arm raised, left holding drapery.
Marble votive relief showing three nymphs dancing in a cave before a mask of their father, Acheloös; inscription
Sculpture, relief, plaque, traces of paint
33.65 x 50.8 cm height
300 B.C., approximately
Made and found in Athens
Ancient Greece