jan 1, 1457 - Judith and Holofernes
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Standing at 236 cm. also made of bronze, this statue depicts Judith moments away from slashing Holofernes's neck. In this instance Judith is seen as a symbol of virtue, victory, and liberty whereas Holofernes is seen as a symbol of promiscuity and pride. The statue stands on a triangular base with holes for water to flow through, it also had gilding all over the statue, most of which has aged away.
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Created by Madison Lowry History 111 Professor Evans
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