A petite yet captivating bronze plaque presents a delicate profile of a young maiden, her hair graced by florals, reminiscent of the craftsmanship of the Roman era. The artistry conveys a serene elegance, with the subject's gaze seemingly lost in a moment of quiet contemplation. The delicate rendering of the features suggests a high level of skill, indicative of an artisan well-versed in the traditions of Roman portraiture. The presence of a flower, possibly a rose, suggests a symbolic significance, often associated with love, beauty, or even the goddess Venus. The corrosion pattern and patina indicate significant age, potentially placing it within the early centuries of the Common Era, when the Roman Empire was at its zenith, renowned for its advances in art, culture, and engineering.

Dimensions:
Length: 4.5 cm (1.77 inches)
Width: 1.5 cm (0.59 inches)

Provenance:
Formerly in the collection of Herr A. Wagner, acquired in Munich in the late 19th century.
Passed down within the Wagner family, Stuttgart, until 2022.

Keywords:
Antique Bronze, Roman Art, Maiden Imagery, Floral Motif, Venus, Symbolism, Love, Beauty, Patina, Cultural Artifact, Ancient Rome, Classical Antiquity, Portrait Plaque, European Archaeology, Miniature Art, Collectibles, Heirloom, Decorative Arts, Historical Relic, Aesthetic Expression.

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