Ephebe in Traveling Hat, Cloak, and Boots c. late 4th century

This terracotta figurine, dating back to the late 4th century BCE, depicts a young man, known as an ephebe, in a traveling outfit. He wears a cloak, boots, and a distinctive hat. The sculpture is a fine example of Tanagra figurines, named after the ancient Greek city where they were first discovered. These small, painted terracotta figurines were popular throughout the Hellenistic period, often depicting figures from daily life or mythology, offering a glimpse into the everyday lives and cultural values of Ancient Greece.