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Standing Woman (Goddess) in three parts: head, torso, and upturned capital for pedestal

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Object number1941.1.41

Standing Woman (Goddess) in three parts: head, torso, and upturned capital for pedestal

Date138-193 CE

Artist Italian (Italian, NA)

CultureRoman

MediumMarble

DimensionsSight: 32 in. (81.28 cm)

Credit LineGift of Mrs. Felix M. Warburg and her children

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Not on view

PeriodRoman - Antonine period

Classification(s)

Sculpture

Terms

Antiquity

ProvenanceCollections: Felix M. and Frieda Warburg, New York

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