This sculpture inspired a textile whose patent has a side note recognizing Henriette Negrin’s pleating machine. In 2017, a French team including Sophie Descamps tried to investigate the original colors of this sculpture, whose remaining color comes from white enamel surrounding colored glass in its eyes. A silk cord decorated with Murano glass adjusts the sleeves of a silk dress that Mariano Fortuny named after this sculpture because he admired its (*) chiton. This sculpture includes a headband with a meandering design and a series of folds below a high waistband that resemble an Ionic column. The tyrant Polyzalos of Gela possibly donated this statue to commemorate (10[1])a victory that it represents with an extended arm holding bronze bands. For 10 points, named this Early Classical Greek sculpture from the Sanctuary of Apollo that once held the reins of horses. ■END■