Diana huntress

Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, known as the

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Diana the Huntress, known as "Diana La Cazadora" - designed by the architect Vicente Mendiola, began in 1938 - at Mexico City

Anna Hyatt Huntington. Brookgreen Gardens, Myrtle Beach, SC.

- This is based in our Los Angeles store in the US where we will ship from - please email for shipping quotes You are viewing a gorgeous art deco silver bronze figurine depicting a semi clad women holding a bow. I hope the photos do this stunning piece some justice, it\'s certainly better in the flesh and would make a great adddition to any collection. It is a representation of Diana the Archer. The piece is signed \'Bourraine\' on the base. Bourraine was a famous French sculpturist…

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Diana, Dea della Caccia (ca-1887) “Watercolour heightened with bodycolour, 127 × 77.5 cm” [private collection] – Henry Holiday (British; 1839 - 1927).

The Minoan mistress of hunting and sea navigation, Britomartis is considered to be one of many goddesses to have been absorbed into classical Greek mythology. Britomartis appears to have played an important role in Cretan society before the coming of the Mycenaeans. Archaeology reveals that her image had been erected in numerous places of worship both in the woodlands and by the sea.

“Diana and Endymion” by Johann Grund, (c. 19th century) Greyhounds are often depicted as the hunting dog of the goddess Diana, who the Roman’s believed had the power to talk to and control animals.

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