Large Cycladic Style Marble Figure, dating back to around 3000 BCE, is a type of ancient Greek art that is characterized by its minimalist, abstract style. These figures, which were often used as grave markers, typically depict a standing or reclining human form with a simplified, elongated body and a triangular face. The marble used to make the figures is usually white in color, and the figures are typically quite large, measuring up to several feet in height. These figures are considered to be some of the earliest examples of representational art in the Western world, and they continue to be highly valued by art collectors and museums today. 19 3/8" in height.