Headless statue of Venus
The goddess wears a heavy drape that wraps around her pelvis. She holds a dove against her, whose tail and wing remain.
Limestone. Broken and glued in two parts. Travertine base.
Gallo-Roman period, 1st century.
Height : approx. 125 cm
Provenance:
Acquired from Yveline Antiquité in February 1968, with a receipt dated February 2, 1968 and March 22, 1968.
A Gallo-Roman Limestone Acephalous Fragmentary Statue of Venus holding a Dove, 1st century
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