Bronze statuette of a youth
The nudity, short hair, and pose of this youth demonstrate clearly that he represents an Etruscan response to Greek sculptures of the second half of the sixth century B.C. Originally, the figure held something, perhaps a spear or a bow, in his right hand. One characteristic Etruscan feature is that he wears pointed shoes, which are unknown in the related Greek statues.
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