Standing Isis priest

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Standing Isis priestess restored to former glory with sacred vessel in hand, originating from Hadrian's majestic villa in Tivoli, a testament to the grandeur of Roman architecture in the 2nd century AD. The statue's head, likely of Greek origin and crafted during the 2nd century BC, is now housed at the esteemed Museo Capitolino in Rome, bearing the inventory number 735. This exquisite piece has been meticulously preserved and is currently part of the Royal Cast Collection in Copenhagen, Denmark. Made possible through the innovative technology of Memento Beta, now known as ReMake, courtesy of AutoDesk. For more intriguing updates, please follow @GeoffreyMarchal on Twitter.