Plaster head goddess Iris de Laborde by Phidias on workshop table

The goddess iris, sublime sculpture of phidias, born at the parthenon around 440 bc, found in venice very long after, admired endlessly, and loved by all and bought in the 19th century by the marquis de laborde who gave it a name and now one of the treasures of the louvre is here in plaster, life-size xxxl, placed on his iron workshop harness. Large dimensions. Plaster height 54cm, width 31cm, depth 38cm. Height of the harness 59cm, surface 25cm X 25cm, floor area 33cm X 33cm. Iris called head of laborde of phidias 447 to 432. Exceptional.