Bearded Man with Animal

This male, possibly bearded, figure stands frontally, holding a quadruped. The details of the statuette are rather indistinct. The man has short hair, ending at about the upper portions of his ears. His eyes are deeply inset; his nose is prominent and his mouth is a small horizontal gash within the beard. He may be nude, with a triangular shape at the base of his torso representing genitalia. He stands with his weight on his left foot and his right knee slightly bent. The heel of his right foot is prominent, making it appear as though he is wearing boots, but no other details of boots are depicted. His arms are spread and holding a small quadruped. He grips the hindquarters of the animal in his right hand and in his left he holds a vessel or sack, which is open and hollow. His thumbs are molded, but the fingers are only slightly indicated.