Roman Goddesses Gallery
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BacchantePierre-Étienne Monnot (French; 1657–1733)created in Rome between 1692 and 1714Gilt terracot
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Reggia di Caserta
Pierre Nicolas Legrand (French; 1758–1829)The Apotheosis of NelsonOil on paper mounted on canvas, ca
Henri Regnault (French; 1843–1871)Automédon ramenant les coursiers d'Achille des bords du Scamandre
Henri Regnault (French; 1843–1871)Automédon ramenant les coursiers d'Achille des bords du Scamandre
Automédon ramenant les coursiers d'Achille des bords du Scamandre = Automedon Bringing the Horses of
Benigne Gagneraux (French, Dijon 1756-1795), The Abduction of Ganymede, Ca.1782, Perrin Antiquaires,
aescat:greek goddesses: persephone goddess of springtime and maidenhood, and queen of the Underworld
Vincent Arcilesi, www.vincentarcilesi.com. Gesta (from “The Roman Goddesses” seri
Alexander Runciman (British; 1736–1785)Perseus Arriving to Slay Medusa Etching, 1774 Yale Center for
Mosaic of Minerva, Peace and Abundance by Francesco Belloni, 1810 and Statue of Peace by Antoine Den
Pictured is a Roman relief of one of their goddesses, found in Greece. But this goddess has a backst
Mercury Inventing the LyreJohn Raphael Smith (British; 1751–1812) after James Barry (Irish; 1741–180
Getting ready for the Winter Holidays of the Romanian Goddesses, with @theladyyna and two other beau
mermaidenmystic:The Goddesses Before Paris (Athena, Hera & Aphrodite) ~ 1905 ~ Élisabeth Sonrel
Vincent Arcilesi, www.vincentarcilesi.com. Diana (from “The Roman Goddesses” seri
The Three GracesJean-Baptiste Regnault (French; 1754-1829)1793Oil on canvas,Musée du Louvre, Paris
ParisPierre-ÉtienneMonnot (French; 1657–1733)created in Rome between 1692 and 1714 Gilt terracottaHe
Giovanni Francesco Romanelli (Italian; 1610–1662)Venus Pouring a Balm on the Wound of AeneasOil on c
aleyma:Roman, Chalcedony statuette of Nike, 1st-2nd century (source).
Detail of an ancient Roman statue of Aphrodite (Venus), dated to the 1st century CE. Marble. A copy
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