The Lady of Auxerre is an ancient Greek limestone statue that dates back to the Archaic period, specifically around the 650-600 BC. It was discovered in the early 19th century near Auxerre, France, and is considered one of the significant examples of early Greek art. The statue represents a standing female figure, often interpreted as a goddess, possibly representing a form of a votive offering.
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