Statue of a Nymph Holding an Hydria

Statue of a Nymph holding an hydria (water jar), from the Nymphaeum. Created in the 2nd century AD, but modeled after a well-known 5th century Aphrodite type.

Exhibited in the Archaeological Museum of the ancient Agora of Athens. Attica, Greece.

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Agora Aphrodite Art Athens Attica Mythology Nymph Original Photo

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