Statue, Musee de la Romanite, Nimes, Occitane, France

Nymph, from a sculptural group of 8 statues with nymphs, silenuses, goats, shepherd and man, probably from a Gallo-Roman funerary monument, 1st century AD, limestone, in the Musee de la Romanite de Nimes, a history and archaeology museum opened 2018, in Nimes, Gard, Occitanie, France. The museum building is designed as a pleated glass mosaic toga by Elizabeth de Portzamparc and stands opposite the Roman amphitheatre. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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