1967 The Virtue of Temperance

This 1967 postcard features the “Virtue of Temperance,” a captivating piece from the Roman Antiquities collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The sculpture represents the virtue of temperance, a key moral quality in ancient Roman culture, symbolizing self-control and moderation. The artist, whose identity remains unknown, skillfully depicted this virtue through intricate details and a serene expression, reflecting the high standards of Roman artistry.

The “Virtue of Temperance” is a testament to the artistic excellence of ancient Roman sculptors, showcasing their ability to convey complex moral themes through their work. The postcard measures approximately 4 x 6 inches, making it a perfect collectible item that brings a piece of ancient Roman history into your hands.

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