Roman Goddess

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...

The opposite side is the bust of Nero. The goddess Victoria, a Roman manifestation of the Greek goddess Nike, was worshipped throughout the Roman Empire as the personified goddess o...

This coin depicts the goddess Victory seated, holding a patera with outstretched arms.

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

Modelled in relief, each 6-inch tile is picked out in a tonal deep majolica glaze, one decorated with a portrait of Vesta, the Roman goddess of health and household, while the other ...

The number five is symbolic of marriage according to the Pythagorean tradition. 5 is associated with the Roman goddess Venus, the goddess of love and her Babylonian parallel, Ishtar.

In ancient Roman religion, Goddess Rome held immense significance as a stunning female deity, representing the essence of Rome and the Roman state.

Inspired by Fortuna, the Roman goddess of luck and fate, this feature symbolizes guidance, choice, and destiny.

Garouste is a beautiful depiction of the larger than life-size marble antique, capturing the elegance and grace of the Roman goddess of love and beauty. Venus Callipyge The larger ...

This beautiful patinated bronze figure is titled 'Diana Chasseresse', or 'Diana Huntress', and depicts the Roman goddess Diana, goddess of hunting. It replicates an important work of...

The mosaic portrays a medallion of a Roman goddess, possibly Venus. Standing 25 inches high, 17.5 inches wide, and 11.75 inches deep, the table box is designed with a one-piece cons...

An authentic Roman silver coin from 148 BC, depicting the Goddess Roma, has been set in this 18 kt gold pendant.

Two cherubs are depicted below the dial, and above sits the figure of Diana, the Classical Roman goddess of hunting, with her bow sitting by her on a branch.

In ancient Roman belief systems, Goddess Roma symbolized the city of Rome and the broader Roman state, embodying both beauty and strength.

In ancient Roman religion, the Goddess Roma personified the city of Rome itself and, more broadly, the Roman state and its enduring power.

The Goddess Roma had a dedicated cult with an exclusively male priesthood, highlighting her importance in Roman political and religious life.

The ancient intaglio: Fortuna Tyche The carnelian intaglio depicts Fortuna (Greek: Tyche), the powerful Roman goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity.

Villanis became internationally recognized for his refined female busts that combine classical beauty, symbolism and the flowing elegance of the Art Nouveau movement. Named after the...

There are many post-classical depictions of liberty as a person which often retain some of the iconography of the Roman goddess. Our reference: A4868

This compelling vintage sculpture beautifully captures a tender moment between a kneeling female figure (suggestive of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt) and a small deer (hind).

This photograph by Fidel Santos depicts a Renaissance-style statue of Primavera, the Roman goddess of spring, fertility, and renewal.

This photograph by Fidel Santos depicts a Renaissance-style statue of Primavera, the Roman goddess of spring, fertility, and renewal.

Designed by Venelin Kokalov (Revery Architecture Studio). Inspired by the Roman goddess of the moon, Luna is an elegant table consisting of two separate but complementary pieces.

First issued in 1967 (our "Carré is most probably from that original edition), "Cerès" was designed by the talented Françoise Faconnet. Celebrating the Roman goddess of agriculture, ...

A rare and authentic silver "denarius" from the days of the Roman Republic, 78 BC, depicts the goddess Cybele driving a chariot pulled by 2 lions.

Original vintage poster - In Coke We Trust - by the German author and painter Lothar Gunther Buchheim (1918-2007) featuring illustrations with captions, the central one showing a lad...

At the heart of the composition stands a monumental sculptural representation of Victoria, the ancient Roman goddess of Victory. The figure serves as both the visual and symbolic fou...

All original gilt. Hebe, is the Roman goddess of youth.. She is the daughter of Zeus and Hera.

Named after Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth, these cases were essential during the Victorian era when early matches were prone to accidental ignition.

Named after Vesta, the Roman goddess of the hearth, these cases were essential during the Victorian era when early matches were prone to accidental ignition.

Striking French Art Deco sculpture depicting Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, shown kneeling in a dynamic pose as she draws her bow, accompanied by a pair of stylized pheasants.

This stunning 18 kt gold ring showcases an authentic silver Roman coin, specifically a sestertius from 211 BC, featuring a depiction of the Goddess Rome.

A captivating Roman marble head of a Goddess, possibly Venus, dating from the 1st–3rd century AD, exquisitely carved and presented on a bespoke marble pedestal styled as a classical ...

This 22kt gold ring features an authentic Roman red jasper intaglio, dating back to the 1st–2nd century AD. The jasper is intricately engraved with the image of a Victory driving a b...

Artist: Richard MacDonald Title: Diana Goddess of Hunt Medium: Patina on Bronze Sculpture Year: 1996 Size: 18.5" high x 23.5" length with 11" diameter base Inscription: Signed on the...

A Story of the Painting: 'Diana, Goddess of the Chase' In a serene forest bathed in the soft light of dawn, Diana, the Roman Goddess of the Hunt, stands poised and regal.

Next to the clock stands a full length figure of the Roman goddess Diana (Greek name Artemis), holding a torch with flame and a quiver.

Diana Goddess - Ancient Roman Art, from the series "Antiquities of Herculaneum", is an original etching on paper realized by Anonymous Artist in the 18th century.

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...

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 ...

A mid-late 19th century antique plaster bust of Venus, Roman goddess of love and beauty, or her Greek counterpart, Aphrodite.

Title: Pomona Artist: Uliana Balan Year: 2022 Medium: Ink, colour pencils, acrylic, golden leaf, paper 340g/m Dimensions: 25 1/5 × 17 7/10 × 1/10 in 64 × 45 × 0.2 cm Unique work Inc...

Renius, depicts the goddess Roma wearing a winged helmet. Roma is the female personification of the city of Rome and, by extension, the Roman state.

She is wearing her hair in an updo and is draped in a wonderfully executed flowing garment with a carafe in one hand and a cup in the other. Hebe is the Roman goddess of youth. Sh...

The neoclassical image depicts a Roman or Greek Goddess Warrior. The image is powerful and dynamic.

Hera, the Fearsome Queen of Olympus, Tapestry – Brussels Manufacture, 18th Century – No. 1535 Period: 18th Century Condition: Excellent condition Material: Wool & silk Width: 18...

The painting depicts the Greco-Roman deity Bacchus, god of wine-making, male fertility, festivity and insanity, and Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture, grain crops, fertility an...

The clock represents Ceres, the Roman goddess of corn and harvests. The luxuriant vegetation illustrates the theme of abundance so common under the empire.

Diane 80 captures a modern-day reinterpretation of the Roman goddess of the hunt, her gaze turned inward, half-shielded by a luminous white cloth, yet unapologetically bare.

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

This DUBINI coin necklace from the 'Empires' collection features an authentic Roman denarius silver coin dating circa 74 B.C. set in 18K yellow gold with peridot and citrine cabochon...

Aurora is the Roman personification of the dawn, she is also the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Eos.

Aurora is the Roman personification of the dawn, she is also the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess Eos.

The title is inspired by the Roman goddess of agriculture.About the ArtistArtist Karen Hansen’s abstract paintings are an exploration of color.

Very rare and excellent Meissen porcelain group around 1900: Juno, the Roman goddess of the air (Greek Hera), as a young woman with her hair pinned up, covered only with a cloth, sit...

Very rare and excellent Meissen porcelain group around 1900: Juno, the Roman goddess of the air (Greek Hera), as a young woman with her hair pinned up, covered only with a cloth, si...

The mosaic style of the goddess herself in this scarf highlights the Roman influence.

Athena Goddess Armed - Ancient Roman Art, from the series "Antiquities of Herculaneum", is an original etching on paper realized by Vincenzo Campana in the 18th century.

Inspired by Cardea, the Roman goddess of hinges, thresholds, and doorways, the design incorporates discreetly hinged glass panels, allowing elegant interior access while celebrating ...