Limestone statue of a sphinx

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Ancient Greek craftsmen create a majestic limestone statue of a sphinx around the time of 550–525 B.C.\nThis masterpiece is part of Attic culture and features limestone as its primary medium.\nThe statue measures 18 3/4 inches in width, which translates to approximately 47.7 centimeters.\nAs a work of art, this statue falls under the category of stone sculpture.\nThe Rogers Fund donated it to the museum in 1943, and its accession number is 43.11.6 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.