Diana in the WIndow

© Jean B. Hall

Diana in the WIndow

Uploaded: November 01, 2008

Description

This lovely statue was on display at the Badisches Landesmuseum in Karlsruhe, Germany. Since I don’t know German, I can’t tell you how many centuries old she is or where she came from or who sculpted her. I do know, however, that she is Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt. You can tell by her strategically placed quiver of arrows and her hunting dog. The Greeks called her Artemis; and in both cultures, she was also goddess of the moon.

Comments

Ron McEwan November 02, 2008

Thanks Jean, your photos are bringing back good memories. When were you in Germany? #1027718

Nancy (Peaches) Harker November 02, 2008

Terrific capture! #6697517

Stefania Barbier level-classic November 02, 2008

lovely capture JeAN! #6697773

Jean B. Hall November 02, 2008

Thank you so much for your kind words, Ron, Nancy, and Stefania.

Ron -- we were in Germany for two weeks starting September 19th of this year. Most of it was in Karlsruhe, where my husband had back-to-back conferences. During the first conference, there were side trips for "accompanying persons" to Maulbronn Monastery, Heidelberg, and Strasbourg. I loved them all -- but would have liked to spend more time at each of them. #6698094

Michael Lynch November 03, 2008

Great find and capture. You do get around, don't you? #6703517

Jean B. Hall November 03, 2008

Thank you very much, Michael! #6704093

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