Bronze figure, probably of Juno with a scroll of laws and the bag of Aeolus. Represents a full-length figure of a half-naked goddess leaning on a half-column. Her forehead is decorated with a diadem - a sign of royal power, in her hands is a tube with laws, and at her feet is a bag with Aeolus, the wind controlled by the goddess, which threatened the death of Odysseus on the way back to home. Patinated bronze.
Height: 47 cm. Turn of the 20th-21st centuries.
Period:
The end of the 20th century
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