Greek Ap Hygie head. Scopas Hellenistic Greek art in plaster-bleached terracotta

Hygie head in whitewashed terracotta plaster. The head of hygie is a greek sculpture of the second classicism, dated to the middle of the 4th century bc and often attributed to the sculptor scopas. It is part of the collection of classical sculptures of the national archaeological museum of athens, inscribed under the number 3602. Status: a small crack can be seen at the bottom.