This white marble, classical sculpture of a standing Roman goddess is positioned on a marble pedestal in the center of the east side of the Courtyard. She is in a relaxed contrapposto position with her weight on her left hip and leg. A segment of tree trunk supports her straight left leg while her right knee is slightly forward and bent, allowing her non-weight bearing right foot to rest at an angle to her forward pointed left foot. She is wearing sandals that expose her toes and tie half way up her calves. The thin fabric of her dress is loosely gathered below her bust and ends just above her knees, about where the supporting tree trunk starts. A heavily folded cloak is pinned at her right shoulder and falls around her neck and down her back into a point at her left heel. Her head is tilted down and to her left so that she appears to be looking at the ground. Her hair is parted in the center and braided into a cap that frames her face, partially covers her ears, and leads to a tight bun at the back of her exposed neck. Both arms are missing above the elbow.