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Elaborately Dressed Female Statue at The British Museum, London

Many statues of luxuriously draped women survive from the Hellenistic period. Sometimes they were set up to honour wealthy women who had financed building projects, or they might have served as funerary markers in cemetaries. Some may even have been portraits of priestesses or represented goddesses or characters from mythology. The shoulders and head were made from a separate peice of marble, now lost.
 

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