Dancing Female figure, thought to be a portrait of Praxilla of Sikyon

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The Roman statue discovered in the garden of Hadrian's Villa showcases a female figure dancing elegantly, believed to be the poetess Praxilla, while simultaneously holding a musical instrument. Her fluid movements reveal portions of her sculpted body, captivating viewers with their sensual beauty. This statue is part of a collection that has miraculously survived, consisting of only eight pieces, and is famously known as the Berliner Dancer.