English: self-made image, ancient Greek Tanagra figurine, 200 BC.

Owned by the Louvre. From the Louvre page for this sculpture:

figure
-300 / -200 (3rd century BC)
Place of creation: Attica (?); Boeotia (?)
Place of discovery: Tanagra
CA 574 (museum identifier)
Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities
Inventory numberEntry number: CA 574
Description/Featuresmusician (hair, melon ribbed, bun, stockings, tied, earring, chiton, fibula, 2, himation, seated, on, rock, placed, on, plaquette, playing, pandura)
Condition of the work: incomplete: missing the front left corner of the plaquette, the fingers of the left hand and the left little finger. The figurine was glued back together from several fragments.

Current location Sully, [AGER] Room 646 - Greek terracotta figurines - Hellenistic and Roman periods (Myrina), Central display case 11