Head of a Bearded Man c. 375

This marble sculpture, "Head of a Bearded Man," is a remarkable example of classical Greek portraiture, dating back to around 375 BCE. Created by the Sculptor of the Pheidylla Stele, the piece showcases the artist's skill in capturing subtle nuances of the human form. The man's serene expression and meticulously rendered beard contribute to a sense of gravitas and dignity. The sculpture's realism and delicate details are a testament to the artistic sophistication of the Classical period, offering viewers a glimpse into the lives of ancient Greeks.