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The Sleeping Lady

Neolithic, 4000 – 2000BCE
The Sleeping Lady, Neolithic
The Sleeping Lady, zoomed in
24 cmThe Sleeping Lady scale comparison14 cm

The Sleeping Lady is a Neolithic Ceramic Sculpture created between 4000BCE and 2000BCE. It lives at the Museum of Archaeology, Valletta, Malta in Malta. The image is used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Venus, Women and Reclining Nude. See The Sleeping Lady in the Kaleidoscope

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