A Roman Actor's Mask Applique, Roman Period, ca. 1st - 2nd century CE

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A Roman Actor's Mask Applique, Roman Period, ca. 1st - 2nd century CEAn expressive applique typical of a first slave as depicted in the New Comedy, the beadless mouth wide open, a roll of hair across the raised brows and long, straight hair. Slaves were favorite characters in Roman comedy, as they had been in Greek theater. The actors wore grotesque masks, and their costume included artificial exaggeration (e. g. of belly and phallus or erect penis) for comic effect; the phallus may have been invariable for male roles

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