Antique Goddess

The painting's strong vertical thrust is both graceful and fluid, anchored by an extraordinary composition of billowing drapery that wraps around the goddess, swelling upward, suppor...

The reverse depicts Athena, goddess of wisdom and war, wearing the distinctive Corinthian helmet associated with Greek hoplite warfare.

One side depicts a finely rendered cityscape with castle, trees, and pond, while the opposite side shows a romantic garden scene with a goddess in period attire playing with putti, s...

Titled “Hippomène Lanceur De Pommes D’Or”, this dynamic composition captures the moment from Greek mythology where Hippomenes wins a footrace — and Atalanta's hand — by invoking Aphr...

A large and beautiful Art deco / Swedish Grace bronze dish with amazing patina. Decor of goddess Diana with a dear. Designed by Sune Bäckström in Malmoe, Sweden, 1920s.

The central facade is anchored by a beautifully cast female mask, flanked by classical medallions depicting mythological scenes, including a baccatického bůžka, a sacrificing figure ...

Johnson's commanding illustration, a towering classical goddess figure rendered in cream and gold against a smoldering red ground, the neoclassical Field Museum facade at her feet, i...

Rectangular with canted corners, the lid is painted with a finely detailed allegorical scene of fecundity, depicting the goddess Ceres alongside a young mother and child, set on tran...

Likewise, the ancient sources assure that the god was initiated into the Phrygian mysteries by the goddess Cibeles herself, while the Orphic tradition narrates the second resurrectio...

The profile portrait of the Greek goddess Athena is of outstanding quality and was most likely executed by Limoges.

Interior decorated with four Neoclassical medallions featuring the figures of a Greek goddess holding a branch and horn of plenty; framed in etched leaf designs.

A Faience Bust of Diana After Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse The white glazed ceramic bust representing Diana, goddess of the hunt and the moon, wearing the attribute of the crescen...

The reverse side showcases the seated Goddess Fortuna. Marcus Aurelius, Emperor from 161 to 180 AD, was not only a ruler but also a stoic philosopher.

The reverse side features the goddess Fides, the divine personification of trust and loyalty in Ancient Roman religion.

In Roman religion (derived from Greek tradition), Nemesis was the goddess of retributive justice, balance, and divine vengeance against hybris (arrogance).

These stunning paintings features four portraits of beautiful young women emblematic of the four seasons: The Four Seasons paintings include the Spring Goddess, adorned with flowers...

"Aurora with the Genius of Light" refers to a popular artistic theme, often depicted as a bas-relief or tondo, representing the Roman goddess Aurora (or the Greek goddess Eos) with a...

This refined neoclassical figure is carved in luminous white Carrara marble and portrays the goddess in a graceful contrapposto stance with delicately draped classical garments.

Provenance: Private collection, bought via London Art Market previously in a 1990s UK collection. This pendant of the Goddess connects the modern collector to the ancient past.

An Exceptional Pair Late 19th Century Silver Plated and Cut Crystal Tazzas - Attributed to Baccarat Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat The large and superb pair modeled as “Ni...

Extremely well cast winged goddess of victory seated on a classical style klismos chair leaning over a burning altar.

In the background, the stone wall is inscribed with ‘FLORE & POMONE’, likely a nod to classical mythology: Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, and Pomona, goddess of frui...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States they are more prosaically know as match safes.

A 19th-century tabletop bronze sculpture of the Roman goddess of the hunt, Diana, captured mid-motion by the celebrated French artist Edouard Drouot.

This finely carved antique shell cameo depicts the winged goddess Nike seated on clouds with Eros at her side, shown recording the fate of souls in a dramatic classical scene.

It is also an image of power: just as the goddess Flora brings order and flowers back to nature, the King (Louis XIV) brings peace and wealth back to his kingdom.

The other days of the week are symbolised by Diana, the goddess of the hunt on Monday; Ares, the god of war and battle on Tuesday; Hermes, the messenger of the gods on Wednesday; Zeu...

Son of Dionysus and Aphrodite, Priapus was cursed by Hera while he was still in her mother's womb, as revenge by the Queen of Olympus for the victory of the goddess of love in the ju...

Signet Ring with fine Intaglio of Athena / Minerva - ancient Greek goddess of wisdom, strategic warfare, and handicrafts.

Closely associated with the goddess Bastet, cats held a position of unique importance in Egyptian religious and cultural life.

It was only when Ame-no-Uzume, the goddess of humor, dance, and joy, emptied a barrel of sake and danced wildly upon it that Amaterasu emerged from her silence, her anger, and finall...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States they are more prosaically know as match safes.

Diana was the goddess of both wild and domestic animals. This bronze figure is a striking interpretation of Diana, the huntress.

The Louis XVI style case features a finely cast figure of the Goddess Diana and an exuberant Cupid rising on a pillar of clouds, the Goddess having confiscated his bow.

Years later, Apollo, through the Pythia of the Delphic oracle, would give him the name Heracles to distinguish him as a servant of the goddess Hera. He was the most important of the ...

A large and beautiful Art deco / Swedish Grace bronze dish with amazing patina. Decor of goddess Venus. Designed by Sune Bäckström in Malmoe, Sweden, 1920s.

KPM Porcelain Plaque Psyche by the Sea by Wilhelm Kray "Psyche am Meere" depicts a miraculously illuminated goddess Psyche on a rock before a still night's sea.

The frame features intricate scrollwork and motifs inspired by classical design, including depictions of a Greek goddess, which add a touch of elegance and sophistication.

Very rare Meissen allegorical group of the 19th century: Ceres, the Roman goddess of the earth (Greek: Demeter), seated beneath a group of trees, covered only by a cloth, presenting ...

He presents a Sbt (clepsydra or water clock) to a goddess, of which only her lily-topped scepter is preserved to the right.

It is likely that the inscription refers to Udjahormeehet, a high official and priest of the goddess Neith in Sais, who would have commissioned this statue as an essential part of th...

This statue represents the Goddess Nike, whose head and arms are missing. She stands proudly with her dress billowing in the wind and open wings swelling with air.

According to mythology, Juno fled Olympus and entered a temple dedicated to Flora. Here this goddess advised Juno to pick the most beautiful flower ever to be found from the fields o...

With the latter it shares the compositional layout, with the red curtain overlooking the goddess and the landscape in the background, although revisited in a strictly Nordic key, acc...

The statue most likely represents goddess Artemis, the virgin goddess of hunting and the wild, and is attributed to the sculptoe Praxiteles.

Different phases carry unique meanings: crescent signifies new beginnings. Femininity & Goddess Energy: Often associated with lunar goddesses like Selene or Artemis, it celebrates f...

The central medallion depicts a meticulously detailed scene of Ceres (the Roman goddess of agriculture and motherly relationships) alongside a priestess, rendered in a crisp, vibrant...

On the reverse side, the image of the goddess Victoria is portrayed holding a jeweled cross, a powerful symbol of divine favor and victory.

The sculpture features the mythological Roman/Greek goddess Vénus/Aphrodite, depicted playing a lute while wrapped in a flowing robe.

The Acropolis, which in Greek means ‘high city’, stands at a height of approximately 156 metres, and at its summit lie the principal monuments of classical Greece: The Parthenon: A D...

Distinguished by their finely designed mounts including goddess mask handles, and footed bases with acanthus leaf motif.

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States they are more prosaically know as match safes.

It was a feminine symbol, celebrating the moon as a goddess and, by extension, embracing female empowerment.

Without being a distinct iconographic attribute, the comb in the hair evokes the goddess of love and beauty. She is presented from the front and shows her right profile.

The warm coral tones of the shell bring Venus and Cupid beautifully to life, the goddess of love seated beside her cherubic son in a mythological pairing that captured the romantic s...

It was constructed by the Roman Emperor Augustus in 15 BCE and was dedicated to Isis (the great mother goddess, goddess of magic, motherhood, and fertility, revered as the ideal moth...

Modeled circa 1815, this figure depicts Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture, often serving as the allegorical representation of "Plenty" or "Summer."

Medusa: bronze with a brown patina, relating the myth of the gorgon or Medusa According to mythology, Medusa is a beautiful young woman who made a vow to serve the goddess Athena, ...

Simultaneously a Greek goddess and a Native American princess, this figure came to represent a merging of the neoclassical with the new iconography of America.

17th Century Pair Of Flemish Tapestry Fragments, worked in coloured threads with Ceres and another goddess within arbours with cherubs, more recently adapted as pillow / cushions, wi...