#junodeity

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Jupiter, Juno and Venus

Attributed to Mattheus Terwesten (1670–1757)

Oil on canvas

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Juno

17th century

Gilt bronze, wood and gilt metal bases

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Jupiter and Juno on Mount Ida

Antoine Coypel (1661–1722)

Oil on canvas

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Juno

ca. 1840

Camillo Pistrucci (1811–1854)

Marble

Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna

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Juno

Roman; Late 1st BC or early 1st AD, Head 1st–2nd AD

Marble

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Colossal sculpture of a goddess, perhaps a Muse. Her head added later may be identified as Juno by her diadem and facial features. Based on style, iconography, carving technique, and provenance, made in Rome. Head from Trajanic or Hadrianic period, body from early Imperial period.

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Juno and King Aeolus at the Cave of Winds

Antonio Randa (1577–1650)

Oil on canvas

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Juno

1780–1781

Girolamo Starace-Franchis (1730–1794)

Oil on canvas

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Juno

From antique Roman relief ca. 117–138 AD

Plaster

Thorvaldsens Museum

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