CESI VICTORY [or a Dancer]

• CESI VICTORY [or a Dancer]:
Marble statue of a woman, possibly a personification of the goddess Victoria, the so-called 'Cesi Victory'
['Cesi' refers to the aristocratic Cesi family of Rome : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cesi_family ].
Originally Roman, Imperial [c. 1-2 AD], after Hellenistic dancer types of 3-1 BC,
With later Renaissance restorations and additions [16th century].
Pentelic Marble, Renaissance additions - Luni marble
Inv. 1914 n.101
[pls refer to pic 3 for the UG provenance description]
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Uffizi Galleries, Florence | UG
[Floor 2, 'Western Corridor']
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UG | Michael Svetbird Phs ©MSP Pic 3 Txt ©UG | 14|06|25 6400X3800 600 [I.]
The object photographed is a collection item of UG
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