The huntress goddess strides forward in a short tunic, turning her head as she reaches over her shoulder for an arrow, a small deer leaping at her side. She is a Roman marble copy of a lost Greek bronze of about 325 BCE, often attributed to Leochares. Pope Paul IV gave her to Henry II of France in 1556, and she later stood in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.
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Her left arm is a restoration, and the fragment in her hand may be part of a bow. Her second toes are longer than her big toes.
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