Bronze statuette of Artemis

Bronze statuette of Artemis. The type belongs to the school of Praxiteles, known from the Attic reliefs of the end of the 4th c. BCE.

The statue is badly eroded.
According to the museum's label: "The goddess wears a high-girded Attic peplos and a himation. She was holding a libation bowl in her right hand and a bow in her left hand."

Exhibited at the Archaeological Museum of Piraeus, Greece.

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