View asset onlyVenus of the Mithraeum. Statue of a headless female depicting Venus standing on a plinth. Beside him a Cupid mounted on a dolphin. High Empire, 2nd century AD. Marble. From Cerro de San Albin, Merida. National Museum of Roman Art. Merida, province of Badajoz, Extremadura, Spain.IdentifierAKG5314240SourceAlbumCredit lineakg-images / Album / PrismaTime Period2ND CENTURYTopicARTCULTDOLPHINGODDESSHISTORYMARBLE (STONE) ; MARBLEMYTHOLOGYROMANROMAN EMPIRESTATUEWOMANGeographyEXTREMADURAHISPANIAMERIDASPAINPersonCUPIDVENUS (APHRODITE)TechniqueSCULPTURESize3256px × 4961px (46 MB) 27.5 cm × 42.0 cm @ 300 dpiSpecial Formats3992px × 6082px (69 MB) JPEG33.8 cm × 51.5 cm @ 300 dpiRestrictionsRights to be cleared for commercial use for artworks not in public domain. No model release.Rights to be cleared for artworks not in public domain. No model release.Add to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
