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Statuette of Goddess with polos and wig, ca. early 5th century BCE - The Clark Collection
Statuette of Goddess with polos and wig, ca. early 5th century BCE - The Clark Collection
the Goddess Tasenetneferet-Tefnut (wearing the vulture headdress, the polos/modius ringed by Uraei, and the Solar disk with cow's horns and the Uraeus) raising Her right hand in blessing, and the God Panebtauy (
Terracotta statuette of a goddess. Culture: Greek, Boeotian. Dimensions: H. 10 7/16 in. (26.5 cm). Date: mid-5th century B.C.. The polos (headdress) identifies the figure as a goddess. She is impressive for
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Terracotta head of the goddess Demeter, wearing a polos head dress decorated with pomegranates, Italian, (possibly
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Lot-Art | Greece - Sicily. Terracotta votive figurine of a Seated Goddess (Persephone or her daughter Kore?) with polos & peplos. Superb - 14×4.5×6 cm - (1)
File:Large relief plaque of poros stone depicting naked Goddesses wearing the polos crown, from the Archaic Temple of Athena in Gortyn, mid-7th century BC, Heraklion Archaeological Museum (30635912845).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Upis, Goddess of Lydia, also called Artemis Ephesia
ipernity: Seated Woman or Goddess Wearing a Polos in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, June 2010 - by LaurieAnnie
Terracotta statuette of a goddess | Greek | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Terracotta statuette of a woman early 5th century B.C. Greek, Corinthian The high polos (headdress) may identify the figure as a goddess. She holds a bird and a piece of fruit, following
Bust of a woman or goddess wearing a polos and polychrome clothes. Ca. 420-390 BC. Greek terracotta. From Tanagra (ancient Boeotian town). British Museum. London, England. - SuperStock
Paestum mus godess fig polos photoAR
