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Statuette of a Syncretic Goddess
Creator
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- 2nd century A.D.
- Medium
- Marble
- Culture
- Roman
- Department
- Sculpture
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 06245bb9-bb07-4a9d-8a96-ec6f01d78cb0
From the Getty Museum record
This statuette portrays a syncretic female divinity. She once held a cornucopia (an attribute of Tyche-Fortuna) in her right hand. She holds poppies and wheat stalks (an attribute of Persephone) in her lowered left hand. Additional wheat stalks stand in a container beside the goddess's right foot. Her headdress is a diadem (associated with Hera), the crescent (associated with the moon goddess Selene), and the mural crown (relating to Cybele). She is dressed in a himation, which is draped to function also as a veil.
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