Antique Goddess

Italian Neoclassical Marble Bust of Diana, Goddess of the hunt, the moon, wild animals, and chastity. 19th Century, Italy Grand Tour.

Circa 1st - 3rd century A.D. size M (18ct) Ants were associated with the Roman goddess Ceres - the patron of harvest. In ancient Roman culture, gold rings comprised of finely carve...

Excellent Meissen porcelain group of the 19th century: Depiction of the goddess Kybele, the great Phrygian mother of the gods 'Magna Mater', seated with a mural crown on a reclining ...

The lamp is intricately designed, depicting Lakshmi, the revered goddess of prosperity, who holds great significance in Hindu culture.

The owl hidden between the characters represents Minerva, the goddess of wisdom and strategic thought. The Lyre at the base of the pedestal represents Apollo, the god of music, poetr...

Exceptional Grand Tour Carrara marble bust of the Roman goddess, Diana the Huntress (Artemis in Greek mythology), by the widely admired master, Eugenio Battiglia, of Firenze (Florenc...

Impressive antique Asian pair of sphinx Bastet goddess of women sculptures. Cat like figurines with gold bodies, black enamel heads with turquoise enamel eyes.

A very Unusual KPM Hand Painted Porcelain Plaque “Venus and Cupids by the Sea” in Gilt Bronze frame The rectangular porcelain plaque depicts Venus standing on a rocky shore, surroun...

Copied from The Winged Victory of Samothrace, also called the Nike of Samothrace, a marble Hellenistic sculpture of Nike (the Greek goddess of victory), that was created about the 2n...

Description A delicate carved white marble statuette depicting the nude goddess Venus, with her head slightly tilted and her hair styled in a braided bun.

Perseus then offered her head to the goddess Athena who used it as her own emblem of power and protection, adorning her aegis.

The painting depicts the goddess Ceres, reclining on the grass outdoors, accompanied by a faun and some playful cherubs.

This late 19th century French Art Nouveau beautifully cast from coloured and patinated spelter lamp is modelled as the Roman goddess ‘Diana’ standing in counterpose, (Italian contrap...

Excellent quality three quarter length portrait of the young Miss Carey wearing a white under dress & a classical brown silk Roman Stola holding a spear in her left hand portraying h...

Beloved Japanese Shinto goddess of mirth, joy, and good fortune, Otafuku, also known as Okame is often associated with longevity and fertility.

A great painting of a classic mythology scene. Diana the goddess and the nymphs Uraniaand Calliope with a hunting dog.

The reverse of the coin features the goddess Victory, a powerful symbol of triumph, success, and imperial glory.

Superbly carved white statuary Carrara marble bust of Flora, the goddess of flowers. Flora was often associated with the coming of spring and the fertility of the land.

The text identifies the painted subject as Raphael’s celebrated fresco The Triumph of Galatea, describing the sea goddess traveling across the water in a chariot drawn by dolphins an...

An antique elongated wall relief in white Statuario marble featuring Euterpe the Greek Goddess of muse of lyric poetry, in good condition.

Diana was the twin sister of the Greek god Apollo and goddess of the moon. She is representing the virgin goddess and protector of childbirth.

A reclining Venus, captured in a sinuous and languid pose that highlights her naked body yet portrayed with an elegant and composed sensuality: this is the subject of this beautiful ...

At the center of the scene is the goddess Venus, seated on the ground on a richly draped fabric of deep red, half-naked, only partially covered by a light, transparent gown that slip...

Exceptional quality and condition circa 1650 portrait of the lady, a Dutch noble, in a classical portrayal as Goddess Diana. Presented in an antique gilt carved frame.

On the right, Aurora (or Eos), Goddess of Dawn, gazes upward toward the light of the morning.

It decorated with an Arhat (known in Japan as a Rakan), Kannon (the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy and Compassion), identifiable by her distinct halo, robes, and the sacred vessel she hol...

The owl, long associated with wisdom and the classical world through its connection with the goddess Athena, became a popular decorative motif during the Regency period, reflecting B...

The overall shape impression and structural character of the sculpture are primarily defined by a precisely crafted body made of ceramics, with the depiction standing out for its hig...

" Ceres and Phytalus" To left, Phytalus, kneeling, receives the fig tree from the goddess Ceres, standing to right, as a reward for his hospitality.

At the centre, a nude female figure holding a trident represents Amphitrite, the Greek goddess of the sea and queen consort to Poseidon.

Crafted in France circa 1850, the gouache and watercolor composition depicts an allegorical female figure, Flora, the classical goddess of spring and flowers, floating upon a cloud b...

Sekhmet represents an ancient Egyptian goddess often depicted as a lioness or a woman with a lioness head.

He was born after the death of his father, Osiris, and is therefore represented as a vulnerable child whom his mother, the goddess Isis, was forced to conceal among the marshes of th...

One panel features the goddess Hathor the consort of the sky, surrounded by stylised lotus flowers/foliage, the other panel features the kneeling winged goddess Isis with lotus flowe...

The artwork is represented through deft and fine strokes, showing the Venus Goddess's beauty by mastery.

His cult was especially important in Memphis, where he formed part of a divine triad with the god Ptah and the goddess Sekhmet. His name can be related to the idea of ​​"that which i...

The figure may be interpreted as Nyx, the Greek personification of night, or as Selene, goddess of the moon. More broadly, she represents the Symbolist concept of Night or Evening: a...

The subject, a girl whispering to the goddess Isis, is laden with Rodin's characteristic themes of intimacy, the female form, myth, and psychological interiority.

* Lady Justice is the visual personification of moral force in the judicial system; a This representation developed from the Roman mythological goddess Justitia and the Greek god...

He embodied war as an experience of bloodshed, fury, destruction, and physical conflict rather than warfare as disciplined military strategy or organized civic institution, which is ...

The finely carved shell cameo displays a less common depiction of Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth and divine cupbearer to the gods and the Aetos Dios, a giant golden eagle which ser...

Studio of Sir Peter Lely Diana Oil on canvas Image Size: 38 x 50 inches (96.5 x 127 cm)  Ornate auricular frame Provenance The collection of Mr Campbell Private Estate Mary II (16...

When worn in the hair crescent moons were traditionally associated with the goddess Diana, the patroness of nature and wildlife, childbirth, fertility, the nighttime, and of crossroa...

Antique Indian pottery Lakshmi statue Material: Pottery 33 cm high 9,5 cm wide and 9,2 cm deep 19th century Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and prosperity Weight: 919 grams Originat...

Poppies and poppy-like capsules appear in the imagery of agricultural and fertility deities across the ancient Mediterranean and Near East and became particularly associated with Dem...

With her bare and sensual chest, despite the drapery partially covering it, the woman is crowned with a crescent moon identifying her as the goddess Diana, goddess of the hunt and al...

She is one of the daughters of Zeus and Eurynome. Thalia was the goddess of festivity. The Greek Mythology is the body of legends, initial told by the ancient Greeks.

Large antique (late 19th century) French figurative clock from the Greek Revival period depicting the goddess, Selene, after the original sculpture by Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-19...

Circle of Cornelis van Haarlem Venus and Cupid 1562 - 1638 Oil on canvas, unsigned Image size: 14 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches (49.5 x 37 cm) Contemporary-style handmade frame  This paintin...

Gorgeous shimmer and glimmer in the light, these earrings give ocean goddess type vibes and are perfect for summer months.

Both the end blocks and central carved scene of Diana the Huntress, Goddess of the hunt the wilderness and the moon.

The theme of the harvest is continued with the large and impressive gilt bronze figure that surmounts the drum: likely Pomona, the Roman goddess of harvest and abundance, the figure ...

A Young Lady as Flora Attributed to Jacob van Schuppen (Fontainebleau, 1670 – Vienna, 1751) Paris, France, circa 1710, early 18th century Oil on canvas: 46 × 36 cm Louis XIV-period c...

Cast by the renowned Ferdinand Barbedienne foundry in Paris, the figure stands 33cm tall and features an exceptional, deep original patina. It depicts the goddess in a classic pudica...

Large classical scene of Aurora Goddess of Dawn leading the chariot of Apollo and bringing light to the world.

On Mount Olympus, Ganymede replaced Hebe (the goddess of youth) as the divine cupbearer, responsible for serving nectar and ambrosia to the gods.

It originally belonged to a monumental sculpture, as evidenced by its size, probably the representation of a goddess. Given that the hand is extended without holding any iconographic...

Containing the psychoactive alkaloid nuciferine, its essence was infused into oils and wine used in rituals dedicated to Hathor, the goddess of love, pleasure, and intoxication. The ...

The carved statuary marble centre tablet depicting the classical goddess Cybele, enthroned, with lion, cornucopia and mural crown.

The figure depicts the goddess in the classic Venus Pudica pose, accompanied by a dolphin and Cupid at her feet.