The Goddess Diana portrayed with a doe and a dog

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The Nationall Roman Museum in Rome proudly displays a stunning marble statue of Artemis, the Greek goddess also known as Diana, accompanied by a majestic deer. This Roman replica, created between 1st and 2nd century AD, is believed to be a faithful copy of a lost Greek bronze original masterpiece attributed to the renowned artist Leochares, who crafted it around 325 BC. The artworks on display in the museum's ground floor and first floor provide a captivating glimpse into the development of Roman sculpture as the Romans skillfully adopted and emulated their Greek counterparts' techniques and styles.