"allegory Of Glory" - 17th-century Wooden Statue

A rare and elegant female statue carved in ebony, easily identifiable as the personification of Glory.
Dressed in classical robes with rich and dynamic drapery, she holds a laurel wreath in her right hand, conveying a sense of dignity and moral grandeur that reinforces the celebratory and solemn interpretation of the figure, embodying the ideal of eternal recognition reserved for those distinguished by virtue or memorable deeds.
The statue rests on a wooden base, also finely decorated with gilded floral motifs on a black background, which enhances and enhances the work's significance, underscoring its commemorative and ornamental function within a noble context.
Venetian area, second half of the 17th century.
Statue: H 26 cm
Overall dimensions including base: H 39 cm x W 16.5 cm x D 11 cm.