Roman Goddess

A 20th century spelter bust of the Roman Goddess Minerva. Dating from the early 1900s, this Minerva bust is over 120 years old.

Our Fortune Rainbow pieces are a prismatic take on our classic Fortune collection, inspired by the Roman Goddess of luck, Fortuna. A symbol the world over for the euphoria that one s...

Our Fortune Rainbow pieces are a prismatic take on our classic Fortune collection, inspired by the Roman Goddess of luck, Fortuna. A symbol the world over for the euphoria that one s...

The painting “Flora” depicts a young woman in a serene and contemplative state with her eyes closed, symbolizing inner peace and connection with nature. Inspired by the Roman goddess...

Minerva is known as being the Roman goddess of wisdom. Eleanor Coade was a British businesswoman known for manufacturing Neoclassical statues, architectural decorations and garden or...

Antique Patinated Bronze Sculpture of Diana by Ferdinand Barbedienne French, late 19th Century Dimensions: Height 60cm, width 22cm, depth 22cm This patinated bronze figure depicts t...

A 1930s French Art Deco bronze sculpture of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt. Cast in bronze with a dark patina, the figure kneels in a poised stance, bow drawn and gaze lifted s...

Thanks to her scale, this Neoclassical style handcarved marble sculpture of Venus, Roman goddess of love and beauty, is very striking.

Rooted in the Latin word for “flower” or “blossom,” Flora is more than a name — it’s a celebration. Inspired by the Roman goddess of spring and fertility, these earrings pay homage t...

Biscuit subject representing "Hunting" model created by Étienne Maurice Falconet. Here Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt, is represented lying on an irregular rock base, in conversati...

The Venus Clam is created by the Swedish artist Åsa Jungnelius and inspired by Sandro Botticelli’s famous painting, The Birth of Venus, from the 1480s, in which the Roman goddess Ven...

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 ...

Great Art Deco design by John Atherton (1900-1952) featuring people walking towards the modernist Trylon and Perisphere structures at the fair on top of a base of the world globe wit...

In antiquity, the peacock was a powerful symbol of eternity and regeneration, and it was sacred to the Roman goddess Juno (Hera in Greek mythology). The motif appears frequently on R...

Porcelain sculpture depicting Diana, the mythical Roman goddess of hunting and the protector of nature and the moon.

Arguably its most notable detail is the figure to the frieze, centring around a side profile of Minerva, the Roman Goddess of War. An interesting and unusual piece, this reclaimed fi...

The classical drapery and ribbon may identify the subject of this bust as Diana, the Roman goddess of hunting and the moon (Artemis to the Greeks), who is typically portrayed with a ...

Though the exact subject is unknown, the reclining nude female could depict the Roman goddess Venus with her son Cupid beside her.

Executed in oil on canvas, the composition depicts Epona—the ancient Celtic and Roman goddess associated with horses, fertility, and protection, rendered with the artist’s characteri...

Fine estate natural carved red coral 18K yellow gold medallion on 18K yellow gold chain depicting Venus and Vulcan. 20th Century The double-sided medallion depicts Vulcan standing a...

"Diana, Earth and Moon, Atelier" by Richard MacDonald presents a powerful interpretation of the Roman goddess Diana—divine huntress, lunar deity, and protector of the natural world.

Great Art Deco design by John Atherton (1900-1952) featuring people walking towards the Trylon and Perisphere at the fair on top of a base of the world globe with a classical image o...

HISTORY Diana was the Roman goddess of hunting, nature, childbirth, and later the moon.

The bee, symbol of the Roman goddess Diana who was the the protector of wildlife and nature, was also a important symbol of rebirth for the Romans, since bees disappeared during the...

Our magnificent centerpiece bowl in terracotta by Gustave-Joseph Chéret (1838-1894) is fashioned as a Venetian gondola with Roman goddess seated at the bow and cherubs clinging to ga...

These busts are reproductions based on the full-figure sculptures of Diana that Houdon created, which were notable for their neoclassical style and the goddess's nude, dynamic portra...

Around her putti, satyrs and women who collect flowers. Flora is a Roman goddess of flowers and of the season of spring – a symbol for nature and flowers (especially the may-flower).

This 20th-century Italian ceramic sculpture depicts Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, in an elegant and dynamic pose.

Wear and tear acquiescent with age. The Greek Goddess Athena (equated with Roman Goddess Minerva) was the goddess of wisdom, warfare, and handicraft.

The base supports the centrally placed, square-faced clock case, which is inset with an enamel dial inscribed with Roman numerals. Strikingly, the case is topped by a large and impre...

Pair of bronze sculptures of Mercury and Fortuna French, late 19th century Measures: Mercury: Height 64cm, width 11cm, depth 27cm Fortuna: Height 65cm, width 14cm, depth 22cm T...

The central oval cameo features the classical profile of Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture, molded in olive-green glass.

Abstract sculpture of the ancient Roman goddess Juno. Artist's proof. The powerful legacy of Reuben Nakian has earned him a coveted place in the history of American art.

The etymology reflects the goddess's connection to nourishment and the cultivation of grain, a theme that resonates throughout Roman history.

A fine European figure of Minerva, dating from the second half of the 19th century and probably of French origin. The Roman goddess of wisdom and warfare is depicted standing in clas...

The dial is featuring the Roman goddess Diana wearing a long dress with two angels.

In Mythology, Minerva was the Roman goddess of wisdom and counsel. She is shown here as the central image, lounging with two naked children.

The sculptural figure on top is that of Ceres, the Roman goddess of fertility and agriculture, as can be seen from the wheatsheaves in her right hand.

Remark: “I have no difficulty imagining this bracelet on the arm of a Roman Goddess.” SIZE: 8-inches long WEIGHT: 63.8 grams STONES: 40.0 carats total weight of emerald...

It depicts the bust of of Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, after the famous painting by the Venetian master Titian (Tiziano Vecellio, circa 1515-1517).

This charming and superbly executed mold-made clay figural group depicts a well known motif from Roman period Gaul called the Dea Nutrix, or nursing goddess.

The ornamentation of this piece is rigorously symmetrical and focuses on the symbols associated with the mythical figure of the Roman goddess Victory. During the time of Imperial Rom...

This impression is signed in red ink and has the artist’s red chop. “Levana, the Roman goddess, held Shahn’s interest over a span of many years.

The composition depicts the Roman goddess Diana standing in an elegant classical pose accompanied by her hunting hound and carrying her bow.

Handmade Medium Venus II chandelier by Gobo Lights Dimensions: 170 L X 20 l X 115 H Materials: Brass, Opaline Venus is a Roman goddess who comes from a wave of the sea. She also...

An 18th century Brussels mythological hunting tapestry, size 9' H x 8' W, depicting the Roman goddess of the hunt, Diana, reposing in a forest setting with her attendants, with one h...

They take their name from the Roman goddess of fire and the hearth, although in the United States, they are more prosaically known 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 romantic scene portrays Diana, Roman goddess of the moon and hunt, with her nymphs engaged in archery practice, originally inspired by the 'Fontaine des Innocents’; a Renaissanc...

It depicts a partially draped woman, raising her light peplos to uncover her hips and buttocks, and looking back and down over her shoulder, capturing the elegance and grace of the R...

The larger tablet depicts a reclining Venus, Roman Goddess of love and beauty, being fed fruit by a winged cherub, possibly Cupid.

Stunning Roman Mosaic style, goddess playing the harp, circa 1950.

The dial is featuring the Roman goddess Diana wearing a long dress and most likely with the Greek god Apollo.

An authentic silver denarius coin minted 126 BC displays a beautiful depiction of the goddess "Roma" in her winged helmet. Roma was a goddess who signified the power and dominion of...

Three-Dimensional Continental Majolica Charger of Minerva, Late 19th Century A large and exquisitely modeled Continental majolica charger depicting Minerva, Roman goddess of wisdom ...

Finely modelled in a pale orange terracotta, this depiction is after Bertel Thorvaldsen’s (1770-1844) original sculpture showing Venus holding a golden apple after a beauty contest. ...

An authentic silver "denarius" coin minted between 193 - 211 AD during the realm of the Roman emperor Septimus Severus displays the goddess Victoria advancing left, holding an open w...

Measuring over six feet tall, this life-sized statue is a wonderful depiction of the Roman goddess, Flora. Supported by a circular pedestal with a diameter of 22 ½ inches and a thick...

Surrounding the exterior is the celebrated “Sacrifice” frieze, depicting draped Greco-Roman figures performing a ritual offering—often interpreted as the Sacrifice to Ceres, the Roma...

From the second century BC onward, the Romans equated her with the Greek goddess Athena.