Classical Marble Statues of the Four Seasons - Art & Symbolism #3692639 (License: Personal Use)

The four white marble statues depict allegorical female figures representing the seasons, each with distinct iconography: one holds grapes and a cornucopia (Autumn), another carries wheat and a sheaf (Summer), a third cradles blossoms and a basket (Spring), while the fourth clutches a rose and pomegranate (Winter). Their flowing chitons, detailed hair, and serene expressions reflect 19th-century neoclassical sculptural tradition, likely inspired by Greco-Roman motifs.

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