GODDESS MOON DIANA ARTEMIS STATUE

Diana The Hunter?, Also Known As ?Diana Nemorensis? And ?Artemis?. She Was Worshipped By Many As The Goddess Of Hunt, Animals, Woodland And The Moon. In Capua And In Aricia, Localities Near Rome, Ther

A finely detailed bronze statue of Diana (Greek Artemis), the goddess of hunting, depicted in a relaxed attitude, standing with the weight on her right leg, her right arm bent back, reaching to take o

Antoine Pierre Aubert (French, 19th century) Gilt bronze statue of Artemis Diana with Dog. Bronze sculpture depicts the goddess Artemis with a dog. Base marked "Aubert." Weight approx., 5 lbs Measures

Replica Diana of Versailles or Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt statue of the Roman goddess Diana with a deer. Measures 11.5" tall on marble base.

This piece is a gorgeous representation of the Greek goddess, Diana. In Roman mythology, Diana was the goddess of the hunt, being associated with wild animals and woodland, and of the moon. Diana was

This piece is a gorgeous representation of the Greek goddess, Diana. In Roman mythology, Diana was the goddess of the hunt, being associated with wild animals and woodland, and of the moon. Diana was

This piece is a gorgeous representation of the Greek goddess, Diana. In Roman mythology, Diana was the goddess of the hunt, being associated with wild animals and woodland, and of the moon. Diana was

This piece is a gorgeous representation of the Greek goddess, Diana. In Roman mythology, Diana was the goddess of the hunt, being associated with wild animals and woodland, and of the moon. Diana was

This piece is a gorgeous representation of the Greek goddess, Diana. In Roman mythology, Diana was the goddess of the hunt, being associated with wild animals and woodland, and of the moon. Diana was

Diana the Hunter”, also known as “Diana Nemorensis” and “Artemis”. She was worshipped by many as the goddess of hunt, animals, woodland and the moon. In Capua and in Aric

_x000D_Diana the Hunter”, also known as “Diana Nemorensis” and “Artemis”. She was worshiped by many as the goddess of hunt, animals, woodland and the moon. In Capua and i

Diana the Hunter, also known as Diana Nemorensis and Artemis. She was worshiped by many as the goddess of hunt, animals, woodland and the moon. In Capua and in Aricia, localities near Rome, there are

Diana the Hunter, also known as Diana Nemorensis and Artemis. She was worshiped by many as the goddess of hunt, animals, woodland and the moon. In Capua and in Aricia, localities near Rome, there are

Roman Empire, ca. 43 BCE to 400 CE. This is a cast bronze applique of a bust of a goddess, Diana (Artemis to the Greeks), showing a woman's face and chest with styled hair and headdress similar to the

Wonderful late Victorian match safe appears to be Gutta Percha. The goddess Diana or Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt.? Matches not included, measures 3" x 1.5"

This marble bust on a low socle is an example of Victorian interest in classic mythology, in that it appears to represent the Roman goddess, Diana/Greek goddess, Artemis. From her hair style, facial f

19th century French, gilt bronze, 8 light, Empire style, crystal basket chandelier. Features four detailed faces of Diana, the moon goddess, and eagle motif on the arms. Measures approx: 27 in. x 40 i

Hadrian, 117-138 AD. AR Cistophoric Tetradrachm (26mm, 9.16g). Ephesus mint. Struck AD 128-138. Bare headed and draped bust right; Rev. Cult statue of Diana (Artemis) Ephesia. Melcalf, Cistophori, typ

Depicting the goddess Artemis, the original marble statue was discovered during excavations in 1792 by the entrepreneur, dealer and antiquarian, Gavin Hamilton on the property of the Prince Borghese a

48 BC. Rome mint. Obv: head of female Gallic captive right. Rev: L HOSTIILIVS SASERNA legend with cultus-statue of Diana (Artemis) facing with stag and spear. Craw 448/3; Syd 953; BMC 3996; RSC Hostil

Origin:France Date/Period: 19TH.C Material:Bronze on marble base Size:Height:19in/48cm Base Diameter:7 1/4in 18.5cm Additional Information:Antoine Coyzevox (1640 - 1720) signed.Artemis is the goddess

After Leochares (Greek, 4th century BC), 19th century. "Diana the Huntress", marble, apparently unsigned. Figural sculpture depicting the bust of Greek Goddess Artemis or Roman Goddess Diana the Huntr

**Originally Listed At $500** Roman, early Imperial Period, ca. 1st century CE. A finely-hammered, high-grade (96%) silver plaque with a depiction of Diana (Greek Artemis), goddess of the hunt, standi

Edwarian Statue of Goddess Leto, Artemis & Apollo 30"H, 14"L, 12"W