116 - Standing Woman. Southern Italy, Canosa, ca. 3rd century B.C. H 17 cm. Light red clay with a white slip and traces of pink and umber paint. Mold-formed with a firing hole on the back. With her left hand resting on her hip, the young woman—standing on her left leg—wears a chiton and himation, both of which are wrapped around her arms. The tip of her right foot peeks out from under the hem of her garment. Traces of pink paint remain on the garment. The head has been reattached; the surface is slightly worn. Provenance: Formerly in the private collection of W.F., Munich, since before 2000.

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