Head of a Girl. Probably the Daughter of J-F de Troy 1732 - 1776

This marble bust, titled "Head of a Girl. Probably the Daughter of J-F de Troy", is a work by Jacques François Joseph Saly, a French sculptor active in the 18th century. The work, likely a portrait of the sculptor's daughter, is characterized by a realistic portrayal of a young girl with her hair braided and tied up. The delicate features and downcast eyes of the subject create a sense of innocence and vulnerability. The bust is housed in the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark.