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26 November 2020
Beautiful head of Roman goddess
The beautifully preserved marble head of the Roman goddess that was part of the Venus’ or Minerva’s statue. The object was found on Esquiline in Rome . You can still see traces of polychrome – stone painting. Currently, the artifact can be admired at The British Museum.
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