Head of a Man, Perhaps Eating a Fruit

The sculpture is a stone head of a man, likely made of clay or terracotta. The head is tilted slightly to the left. The man has a long tongue protruding from his mouth, with several small holes on the surface. His hair is depicted in a series of curved lines. The eyes are almond-shaped and appear to be cast downward. The nose is small and slightly upturned. The mouth is open, with the tongue sticking out. The sculpture sits on a black stand.