Marble Statue Of Roma, 2nd Century Ad.
Roma marble statuette, 2nd century A.D.
Allegorical statuette of a seated woman, a large shield on her left side.
This is certainly the goddess Roma, represented as a warrior deity, standing or seated, imitating the type of Athena. Depending on the case, it is either a divinity or a representation of an allegorical nature.
Visible damage and missing parts, including the head. Replacement of the head at an early date has left several holes in the neck, and traces of rust.
Height: 21 cm - depth 16 cm - width 13 cm
Provenance: French public auction.
Old collection of a family of Versailles antique dealers.
Allegorical statuette of a seated woman, a large shield on her left side.
This is certainly the goddess Roma, represented as a warrior deity, standing or seated, imitating the type of Athena. Depending on the case, it is either a divinity or a representation of an allegorical nature.
Visible damage and missing parts, including the head. Replacement of the head at an early date has left several holes in the neck, and traces of rust.
Height: 21 cm - depth 16 cm - width 13 cm
Provenance: French public auction.
Old collection of a family of Versailles antique dealers.
4 500 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Rome and Antic Greece
Condition: Some scratches and chips
Material: Marble
Width: 13 cm
Height: 21 cm
Depth: 16 cm
Reference (ID): 1766782
Availability: In stock
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