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ROM156B - Coy Slave Girl Black Hair | Thomas Gunn
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ROM156B - Coy Slave Girl Black Hair
Slavery was an established part of Roman society, with enslaved people performing a wide variety of roles within households, agriculture, trade, and public life. Their experiences formed an important but often overlooked part of the social structure of the ancient world.
ROM156B - Coy Slave Girl Black Hair portrays a young woman in a reserved pose, representing the personal stories and human experiences that existed alongside the grandeur of the Roman Empire. The figure’s clothing, expression, and posture reflect the artistic representation of domestic life during the period.
This piece allows collectors to create more complete Roman scenes by including the everyday individuals who formed part of ancient society.
Available from The Military Workshop, ROM156B - Coy Slave Girl Black Hair offers a thoughtful addition for collectors interested in the broader history and culture of Rome.
Brand: Thomas Gunn
