Antique Statue of Flora the Roman Goddess of Spring and Wooden Stand

Overall Dimensions: 32" W x 99" H x 31" D Captivating Antique Statue of Flora, the Roman Goddess of Spring, crafted at the hands of French sculptor René Frémin. Draped in a lake blue tonga flowing in the wind. A crown of blue and yellow spring flowers sits on her head, snugly holding her hair together. She takes hold of a tree trunk that has bloomed into a flower vine with yellow and white flowers, one of which has been blown to lie beside her feet. This statue is signed by Réne Frémin and is a plaster copy of his original marble statue. French sculptor, René Frémin, was particularly captured by Flora. In 1706, he was commissioned by King Louis XVI’s estate to create a marble statue of Flora for the Château de Marly in France. Next time you’re in Paris, keep an eye out for Frémin’s marble statue at the Louvre.