Bust of Flora, Roman Empire, 100-300 AD

Bust of Flora, Roman Empire, 100-300 AD
Period:
Dating:100 AD–300 AD
Origin:Roman World,
Material:Bronze
Physical:8.6cm. (3.4 in.) - 150 g. (5.3 oz.)
Catalog:MET.SS.00160

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  This bust represents the minor Roman goddess Flora, goddess of everything that flowers, and wife of Zephyr, god of winds. Originally gilded, this may have been a staff or furniture finial - an architectural detail typically found in particularly affluent Roman homes. Roman Empire, 100-300 AD.



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