Roman Goddess

Beautiful quality lifesize bronze of the Roman Goddess Iusticia, or more recently named Lady

image of Roman Goddess, Minerva. Setting: 2.40 carats of Ruby, Emerald, Amethyst, and pink Tourmaline

style of a Roman goddess. Bodice has an elegant, sculpted sweetheart neckline reminiscent of Grace Kelly

Roman Goddess. She is wearing a haematon, a Roman dress and above her are two stars and a crescent Moon

An Outstandingly beautiful statue of Venus, Roman Goddess of love and beauty.

Large and elegant French terra cotta bust depicting Flore, the Roman Goddess of Flowers copied from

Flora is basically a Roman goddess who was given the name Chloris by the Greeks. She is pursued by

A large rococo 18th century figure representing the Roman Goddess of Wisdom, Minerva. At her right

Depicting Ceres, the Roman Goddess of Agriculture seated in a cloud holding a scythe and wheat

as the October 1960 calendar page, features Pax, the Roman goddess of peace and prosperity (and

What a lovely form for a fountain! A rare zinc allegorical figure of the Roman goddess "Ops

This gown is pure glamour - very ancient Roman goddess, or something Elizabeth Taylor might have

Roman goddess Diana, goddess of the moon, could be seen within the stone, and that it would bestow love

–1956) for Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien. A strong, lithe Roman goddess of the hunt strides behind a pair

ITEM: Head of a goddess, possibly Tyche MATERIAL: Marble CULTURE: Roman PERIOD: 2nd Century A.D

Item: Head of a goddess Material: Marble Culture: Roman Period: 1st Century B.C – 1st Century

ITEM: Head of a goddess MATERIAL: Marble CULTURE: Roman PERIOD: 1st – 2nd Century A.D

hairstyle in which there appears to be sheaves of corn. As such, this cameo may be a depiction of the Roman

exceptionally hand carved triform supports with Neo-classical styling - probably representing a roman goddess

plaque. Topped with the Imperial German crowned Eagle and likely the portrait of Diana, the Roman goddess

is the Roman goddess of wisdom and sponsor of the arts, trade, and strategy. She was born from the

/> Minerva is the Roman goddess of wisdom and sponsor of the arts, trade, and strategy. She was born from the

are very pleased to offer a good looking bust of the Roman goddess of wisdom Minerva. It was

owned. At 52" in height, this allegorical representation of the Roman Goddess Ops (Goddess of Plenty

owned. At 52" in height, this allegorical representation of the Roman Goddess Ops (Goddess of Plenty

This stunning bronze sculpture portrays Diana the Huntress, the Roman goddess of the hunt, on a

THE HEAD OF THE GODDESS ROMA,CARVED IN LOW RELIEF IN CHROME CHALCEDONY,ROMAN 2ND CENTURY AD,SET IN

This rare set of three Greco-Roman-style busts includes a goddess, a philosopher and a statesman

colours reinvigorate the Roman goddess of dawn even more from her own mythos, conformed to be proudly worn

associated with cultivated fields and gardens and later identified by the Romans with the Greek goddess of

earrings and the shoulder guard on her toga, she presents as the archival and epitome of a Roman Goddess

god of peace was named Pax. She was the Roman goddess of peace, equivalent to the Greek goddess Eirene

This splendid Georgian era ring has been set with an ancient Roman intaglio, depicting the goddess

images are surreal portraits, like the one here of Venus, the Roman Goddess of Love. This Drawing

Poitiers, who was often personified as Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt. The nude figure carries a bow

This rare set of three Greco-Roman-style busts includes a goddess, a philosopher and a statesman

This rare set of three Greco-Roman-style busts includes a goddess, a philosopher and a statesman

bronzed drapery that wraps around her shoulders, sitting on a green marble base. In Roman mythology, Diana

Bronze and marble roman sculpture of the Greek Goddess Diana.

A large marble bust of Diana the Huntress. Diana is a virgin goddess in Roman and Hellenistic

wisdom, strategic warfare, handicrafts, and the arts. She is the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess

This beautifully executed oil on canvas painting depicting the Roman myth of the goddess Diana and

holding a garland. Provenance In Roman mythology, Flora was a goddess of flowers and the season of

Romans, was a goddess of wisdom, war, victory and justice; in Louise XVI style the antiquity inspired

theme. Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation. Her Roman

and figure are well rendered . There is a great sense of motion in her pose. In Roman mythology

represent Aphrodite (or Venus in the Roman) the Greek Goddess of love and Beauty. The sensuous juxtaposition

Copper with original patina and with dinanderie figurative design. In Roman mythology, Diana was

Aphrodite, the Romans believed that the goddess Diana could be seen within it, and Europeans of the Middle

is the Roman war goddess Bellona. Above Bellona's head a crown and a pair of angels, one of whom

goddess of youth (Roman equivalent: Juventas). She is the daughter of Zeus and Hera. Hebe was the

A wonderfully detailed and intricate carving depicting the Roman Goddess of the Dawn, Aurora on her

. The figure is the Roman Goddess Letitia, goddess of the home. The cornucopia on her left, spilled

A 19th century life-size finely carved Carrara marble bust of the Roman Goddess, Ceres or her Greek

Painted iron bust of Minerva, the Roman Goddess of Wisdom and War. She is depicted in her

depicting the Roman Goddess Victoria (or Nike in ancient Greek mythology). Victoria was the personified

Tempio della Lace," this image depicts a classic statue of Roman goddess Diana the Huntress.