Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Editor]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 1) (New York, 1885)

PLATE XXI. CONTINUED.

The figure is playing on the double flute; the execution is coarse, and the surface
decayed.

48. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, 9^ inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Figure blowing the double flute. Surface worn, and features defaced. The left leg

is a little in advance of the right; the body is also somewhat turned to the left. The
ears are abnormally large; over a long robe falling to the feet is an upper fold, or
diplo'is, with plaited folds on the left side. A mouth-strap (phorbeia), attached to the double
flute passes round the neck, below the back hair, and is supported by a side-strap in front of
the ears, passing over the top of the head. The hair is curled in regular locks on the
forehead. On the head a garland, or twisted fillet. Traces of red color on the feet
and straps.

49. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, 61 inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Figure blowing on the double flute; portion below the line of the knees wanting;

features defaced; execution coarse; the head thrown back, wearing a broad head-dress.