The image is a photograph of a plaque on a black pedestal in a museum. The plaque is rectangular in shape and has a gold border. The text on the plaque reads "Head of a Man: Roman, made in Asia Minor (present-day Turkey), 100-1 B.C. Bronze". Below the text, there is a brief description of the head of a man, which is a prominent brow, thick mass of coarsely worked short hair, and even features, this portrait presents a powerful subject. The man depicted may have been a prince or a local ruler. The head, once part of a full-size statue, exemplifies a type of idealized portrait that was popularized by Alexander the Great (336-323 B. C.)