4322 – Statue of Venus

Physical description:: A rather charming (though clearly aimed at tourists) white plaster statuette of Venus. It depicts her nude (though with strategically flowing hair), standing on a large scallop shell. Clearly inspired by Botticelli's painting 'The Birth of Venus'.
Museum classification:: Goddess
Size:: 230 x 80 x 65
Information:: A gift from Vertigo Syndrome in return for a loan of objects from the Museum for their exhibition 'Stregherie' in Bologna in 2024.
Resource:: Object
Materials:: Ceramic (plaster or plaster-resin)

897 – Plate Morgan Le Fay

Collector's plate depicting Morgan le Fay with long gold hair, wearing green dress and cloak, accompanied by ravens, wolves, snake and owl, with Mordred on horseback in the background. Artist Richard Hook.

1158 – Goddess figure

Stylised clay Goddess figure, sitting on her feet with large prominent buttocks and breasts, no facial features

1894 – Robe

Black robe trimmed with red velvet. With silver and red stars and silver crescent moons. On the back is a design of serpents embroidered in silver, including a crescent-moon-topped caduceus.