alabaster; 101 cm;
late 19th century.
Depiction of a young woman with long, curly hair, standing on her right bent leg, next to her a putto crouched on a cloud (?); the woman in her raised hands holds a cloth on which stars are arranged, the cloth covers the lower part of the goddess's body revealing the upper part; the putto holds poppies in its handle.
The work is most likely inspired by the paintings of William Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905); references to two works in particular are evident: "Birth of Venus" (1879, MuseALe d'Orsay, Paris), and "Dawn (1881, Birmingham Museum of Art, Alabama, United States)."
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