A group of four small stucco heads 石灰岩佛首一组四件 Gandhara, 4rd-5th Century 犍陀罗 四至五世纪 The two larger ones, a head of the Buddha and a bodhisattva with diadem, modeled in a serene expression, with a bow-shaped mouth and almond-shaped eyes beneath arched eyebrows, one smaller example modeled with thick moustache, the last with open mouth, curling hair and diadem; modern wood stands. (H: 6 1/2 in. (largest, without stand)) Property from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Giraud V. and Carolyn Foster, gift from a Director of Antiquities, Afghanistan, 1970. Footnote: NOTE: For another Stucco head, possibly from Hadda, Afghanistan, dated to late 4th-early 5th century, see "Fashioning the Divine, South Asian Sculpture at the Ackland Art Museum", Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 2006, pp. 66-67, no. 8. Condition report: All four stucco heads have degraded to surfaces, partial loss to faces, the top and, the back of the head.