Fig. 223.—Lute-player.
Fig. 224.—Lute-player.
13. A head of appalling horror is either bored through at the top to be worn as an amulet or hollowed out at the throat to be fixed on to a stick. Two cross-ribbed horns stretch from the forehead over the skull; the goggle eyes are widely open; the gaping muzzle shows all the teeth, including four powerful canines. The bristly beard is either represented by short locks or indicated by rows of holes in the smooth lower jaw (Fig. [221]).
Fig. 225.—Woman with harp.
Fig. 226.—Woman with tambourine.
