Fortune or Victory

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Statuette of a female divinity stands upright with her left leg straight, while her right leg is slightly bent in a subtle pose. The head and arms are noticeably absent, leaving an air of mystery about the piece. A long tunic with short sleeves covers her body, overlaid by a shorter tunic that's tied securely under her chest. The intricate pleats of the drapes reveal the curves of her breasts and right leg in exquisite detail, according to the skillful technique known as the wet drape. Her feet are clad in sandals, adding a touch of elegance to her overall appearance. Two small holes on her shoulder blades hint at a long-lost feature - perhaps wings that were meant to be attached, but never got there. The iconography of this goddess aligns perfectly with that of Victoire or Venuésis, a fitting tribute to these revered deities.