Greek bust of a Goddess

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Ancient Greek sculpture was predominantly focused on honoring the divine, with most pieces serving a religious purpose. Consequently, many surviving sculptures from this era depict deities or goddesses, created to facilitate prayer, offerings, or sacrifices. These busts and statues were commonly found in sacred spaces, as well as in the opulent homes of affluent families who could commission them, believed to provide protection under the watchful eye of the god or goddess they represented.