From a set of the Seasons.
The figure’s shoulders with billowing drapery, her hair dressed with ears of corn; on an integrally carved original socle, height 91.5cm.
It is attributed to Agostino Cornacchini (1686-1754) who worked mostly in Rome.
His equestrian statue of Charlemagne, sculpted in 1725, and considered to be his great masterpiece, is situated at the entrance to the Vatican Palace.
