Isis-Aphrodite (bronze)

Depicted in a pose traditionally associated with Aphrodite, with her left hand lowered over her pudendum, her right hand at her breast, the goddess standing with her weight on her left leg, the right relaxed and bent at the knee, wearing a diaphanous chiton that has fallen off her left shoulder, buttoned along the sleeves, her sandaled feet emerging from below the hem, a mantle wrapped around her waist and legs, with a horizontal roll of fabric gathered along her waist, a separately-cast splaying vertical fold along her left leg, the goddess with her head turned sharply to her left, her center-parted hair surmounted by an elaborate crown of Isis consisting of a spread-winged vulture cap topped with a modius of uraei supporting cow horns and a uraeus-fronted solar disk with lateral and upright plumes.