A young winged goddess, Iris or Hebe, messenger of the diving couple Zeus and Hera, stands next to Hera turning toward the procession, while she arranges her wind blown hair with her left hand. Hera turning towards Zeus holds the edges of her himation, which covers her head in the gesture of a bride revealing herself to her husband.

A young winged goddess, Iris or Hebe, messenger of the diving couple Zeus and Hera, stands next to Hera turning toward the procession, while she arranges her wind blown hair with her left hand. Hera turning towards Zeus holds the edges of her himation, which covers her head in the gesture of a bride revealing herself to her husband.
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Image Number: 1746-19666263Rights ManagedCredit Line:Image Asset Management/World History Archive/SuperStockCollection:Image Asset ManagementModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:5110×3463
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