Olympian Gods » Artemis, the Goddess of the Hunt and the Moon » Statues and Reliefs of Artemis

Votive relief of Artemis holding torches. Behind her a hunting dog pursues a deer
Relief of 350-300 BC

Bone adornment probably depicting Artemis Orthia
Relief of 680-650BC

Bone adornment, probably depicting Artemis Orthia
Relief of 680-650BC

Bone adornment, probably depicting Artemis Orthia
Relief of 680-650BC

Bone adornments from the Sanctuary of Artemis Orthia in Sparta, probably depicting Artemis Orthia herself
Relief of 680-650BC

Artemis with her brother Apollo and their parents Zeus and Leto
Relief of 410 BC

Detail of a relief depicting Apollo and his sister Artemis in a procession
Relief

Statue of the goddess with belted himation
Statue of 1st century BC

Bronze statue of Artemis carrying a bow
Statue

Statue of 6th century BC

Found in Arkadia, Greece in 1889. The head belonged to a standing statue. The goddess wears a circlet on her head and metal jewelery was inserted on the holes and ears.
Statue of 2nd century BC by Damophon
National Archaeological Museum of Athens in Greece

Statue of 4th century BC
Archaeological Museum of Piraeus in

Bust of Artemis Ephesia, adorned with fertility symbols(28 breasts!) in triangular arrangement. On her neck there are two necklaces. Lions sit on the hands of the goddess and various animals and monsters can be found lower down.
Statue of 1st century BC

Goddess Artemis holding a deer
Statue

Artemis, the protector of animals, holding a bow.
Statue