Standing Woman, Ecclesia or Bathsheba

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This full-figure sculpture is a cast of an original sandstone work found on the southern face of Freiberg Cathedral. It depicts a standing woman, wearing a crow and holding a scepter and scroll. The identity of the woman is not confirmed. Due to its placement close to a blindfolded woman (Synagoga), it could be its counterpart, Ecclesia. It has also been suggested that the work depicts Bathsheba, a woman who was summoned by King David, who fell in love with her after he saw her bathing.  

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SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst
The Statens Museum for Kunst (National Art Museum of Denmark) was founded in 1849 when the Danish royal collections became property of the people. Today we at SMK want to contribute to building a more creative and reflective society that values its history and cherishes difference.

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