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Louvre Museum, Paris, France
Add
this distinctive bust of the Goddess of Wisdom to your home decor
scheme. You will be the envy of the neighborhood!
The Athena
Pallas is one of the most important busts surviving of the Greek goddess
Athena (Roman Minerva) because it was carved of Parian marble, found on the
island of Crete, and believed to be carved by the sculptor Cephisodote from
the late Classical period in the 4th century. Athena--as the Greek goddess of
wisdom, skills and warfare--was one of the twelve Olympians.
Here she is
depicted wearing her traditional helmet. Reproduced after an ancient original
in the Louvre Museum, Paris.
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Features
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- Contains gorgeous, clear detail work
- Becomes an instant conversation piece
- Adds depth to any home or office decor scheme
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Specifications
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Size |
17"H x 9"W x 8.5"L |
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Material |
Bonded Stone |
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Finish |
Antique Stone |
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