The image is a photograph of a statue of Venus, a Roman goddess of the underworld. The statue is made of silver and gold and is displayed on a white background. On the left side of the image, there is a text that reads "Statuette of Venus Roman, A.D. 100-300 Silver and Gold". On the right side, there are two smaller images.

The first image is of Venus standing on a pedestal, with her right arm raised in the air. She is wearing a crown and a bracelet encircles her right upper arm. The second image is an illustration of a group of people standing in front of a temple-like structure. The temple appears to be made of stone and has intricate carvings on the walls and roof. The figures are dressed in ancient Roman clothing and are holding various objects in their hands. The text below the image explains that Venus was a pillar, this regal figure of Venus wears a crown, a bracelet, and a necklace.