The ‘Hestia Giustiniani’ - a standing female with a veiled head and austere peplos dress - identified as Hestia but perhaps Hera or Demeter. The figure, standing 1.9 metres (ft) tall, is a copy of an original made around 470 BCE (Villa Albani, Rome)
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