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The Louvre Museum,
Paris, 4th Century
B.C.
Artemis, also known
by her Roman name
Diana, was the Greek
goddess of hunting
and archery. She is
often represented as
a huntress with bow
and quiver on her
shoulder and dogs or
deer at her side. The
Greeks worshipped
Artemis as the
goddess of chastity
and the guardian of
youths and maidens.
At the time of the
difficult transition
from adolescence to
adulthood, the
ancient Greeks used
to invoke the support
of Artemis and held
special rites
dedicated to her.
Artemis was a pure
virgen who had never
known the joys of
love and marriage.
Artemis greatest joy
was run through the
dense forest hunting
with her golden bow,
accompanied by her
dogs and her favorite
animal, the deer. She
was renowned for her
skill at archery. No
god or mortal could
match her for
accuracy. Artemis
also came to be
looked up as the moon
goddess, just as her
twin brother Apollo
was viewed as the sun
god. The ancient
original of this
reproduction was
found in the villa of
the Emperor Hadrian
at Tivoli near Rome.
SIZE: 10"H (25cm)
ITEM TYPE: Statue
ITEM MATERIAL: Bonded
marble
ITEM FINISH: Antique
stone finish
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Product Details: NAME: Artemis the Huntress TYPE: Reproduction MANUFACTURER: Shop SKU: G-15
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