Who is this statue of?
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AlexGT
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Where did you take the picture? This might help.
AlexGT
AlexGT
It looks like one of the many artist interpretations of the Greek/Roman Goddess of Justice, with columns in background likely to be in front of a courthouse. The most recognized version is in front of the US Supreme Court. Some statues have books to symbolize contemplative thinking.
tricker
Enlightened
I didn't take the picture.....its for a random bonus question in a Trasportation Engineering class......
the choices are
Martha Washington
Clio, daughter of zeus
Mary of Magdela
Cleopatra, queen of Egypt
Sacagawea
I'm thinking its Clio or mary, leaning toward Clio
the choices are
Martha Washington
Clio, daughter of zeus
Mary of Magdela
Cleopatra, queen of Egypt
Sacagawea
I'm thinking its Clio or mary, leaning toward Clio
cougar_67
Newly Enlightened
From that list it would be Clio, daughter of Zeus - also known as "the proclaimer", she is usually depicted with a scroll or tablets.
Man, I knew that all that time I spent learning the Roman, Greek, and Norse mythology would pay off some day!
Steve
Man, I knew that all that time I spent learning the Roman, Greek, and Norse mythology would pay off some day!
Steve
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tricker
Enlightened
Thanks much!!
Travis
Travis
