Weiner Mihályné szerk.: Az Iparművészeti Múzeum Évkönyvei 8. (Budapest, 1965)

HOPP FERENC MÚZEUM — MUSÉE FERENC HOPP - Tóth, Edit: Terracottas of the Kushan period

protruding from the face, but they are separately fitted to. Its bosoms were likewise separately adapted to its body. On its waist there is a girdle, in front with floral ornamentation. Its arm is flat, ribbon-like. Its material: red pottery, here and there with traces of whitish yellow paint. Its height: 7,2 cm. It is very likely an erotic illustration. It reveals affinity to the apefigurines uncovered in the excavations of East-Turkestan.

5 Fig. 3. Fragment. It is probably an animal figurine illustrating a lion. Its body is missing from waist downwards. Originally it might have been in sitting posture on his back-legs, while resting on the forelegs. It turns the head slightly aside. Its working is primitive. Ears and eyes were fitted sepa5 It has been elaborated by Zoltán Felvinçzi Takáts, he dates it equally to the Kushan period. Op. cit. p. 173, m