Bronze

Bronze with brown patina signed Charles B. "Themis Goddess of Justice" is a work with mythological inspirations produced in the 19th century. The goddess is represented there blindfolded as a sign of her impartiality. She holds a sword in her hand, a symbol of the punishment she applies, and a pair of scales in the other as an illustration of the balance she maintains. The snake she crushes on a book is the embodiment of evil defeated by law. She is traditionally dressed in a long corset dress. This sculpture rests on an anthracite gray marble base with groove. This symbolically charged work will delight art lovers and collectors.

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Period: 19th century

Very good condition.

Shipping possible by Colissimo with careful packaging and appropriate protection.

Dimensions: Height: 46 cm Width: 17 cm Depth: 15 cm Weight: 4.62 kg

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Reference 96U