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Sculptor c. 1900, Hera (?), small, antique female figure with diadem, gilt bronze on stepped serpentine base, unsigned, rubbed, base bumped, attribute in right hand missing, h.m. 17 cm
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![Musée du Louvre on Twitter: "[#WorkOfTheDay] Unlike coronets or wreaths, which were used by men as signs of political or social status, and as funerary objects, the diadem was worn by women](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ErJdawwXEAE4VzM.jpg "Musée du Louvre on Twitter: \"[#WorkOfTheDay] Unlike coronets or wreaths, which were used by men as signs of political or social status, and as funerary objects, the diadem was worn by women")
Musée du Louvre on Twitter: "[#WorkOfTheDay] Unlike coronets or wreaths, which were used by men as signs of political or social status, and as funerary objects, the diadem was worn by women
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