We can recognise this sculpture through it's clothing that the depicted figure is Artemis (Diana), the Goddess of hunting. The clothing is almost identical to the famous Diana of Versailles (also available on MyMiniFactory), the long chiton (tunic) has been tucked in to facilitate the act of the hunt. A coat (the himation), forming a series of pleats, passes from the left shoulder and draped to the lower side. The lowered hand (now missing) probably held a bow, like that of the Diana of Versailles, and the right arm lifted.

The original work, now lost, which inspired this replica of the Roman period, is perhaps of a Hellenistic creation, dated around 200 BC. It is known through other copies of the piece from the Archaeological Museum of Seville and the Antiquarium of the Palatine (Rome).

(Credit; Wikipedia)

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Scanned : Photogrammetry (Processed using Agisoft PhotoScan)