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A rather battered head with flowing hair and puffed cheeks; there is a hole at the centre of the mouth for a wind instrument. This piece is presumably broken from a full length figure of the Medieval period.
Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
Exeter
Title
Head of a Musician
Medium
Beer stone
Measurements
H 11.5 x W 8 x D 11 cm
Accession number
114/2000
Acquisition method
transferred from an archaeological contractor
Work type
Sculpture
Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
Queen Street, Exeter, Devon EX4 3RX England
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