Signed Cast Bronze Diana The Huntress Art Deco Nude Sculpture Statue Mythica

Signed Cast Bronze Diana The Huntress Art Deco Nude Sculpture Statue Mythica

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M251S

$149.50

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Signed Cast Bronze Diana The Huntress Art Deco Nude Sculpture Statue MythicaCondition: This sculpture is in a perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 11" x Width 8" Marble Dimensions: Diameter 8". Height without base: 10 " Weight : 12 LBS Inventory : 41YRD9815414 Diana the Hunter, also known as Diana Nemorensis and Artemis. She was worshipped by many as the goddess of hunt, animals, woodland and the moon. In Capua and in Aricia, localities near Rome, there are still shrines dedicated to her. Her shrine

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This series follows the events after Empire Strikes Back and I think it did a great job understanding the kind of realistic struggles the characters went through before Return of the Jedi. From Luke struggling to accept that Vader is his father, to Leia being heartbroken that Han Solo is frozen in carbonite. It was all very entertaining and I of course love the connectivity to other Star Wars stories as well. Great read.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2021