Female figurine of the canonical type, representative of the Dokathismata variety, attributed to the “Ashmolean Museum Master”. The triangular head is dominated by a long aquiline nose. The angular shoulders are curved slightly downwards. The chest is rendered in relief, while the hands are folded on the belly. The slightly distended abdomen probably symbolized a state of pregnancy. The figurine consists of one of the most elegant and flowing forms of Early Cycladic sculpture. The strict geometric structure, the harmonious proportions and the abstraction of the figurine epitomize the virtues that made Cycladic art a source of inspiration for important twentieth-century artists.