A nine-foot tall reproduction of this sculpture dominates the conservatory in Frank Lloyd Wright’s David Martin House in Buffalo. A case near this sculpture (0[1])displays some fingers once belonging to it that Charles Champoiseau (0[2])(“sharls sham-poh-zoh”) had missed when gathering its pieces. (0[1])A 2014 (0[1])restoration re-added fragments of a feather (0[1])to this sculpture’s chiton (20[2])(“kye-ton”). The base of this sculpture is made from Lartos marble and includes a depiction (20[1])of (*) oarboxes, a reference to the naval battle it (10[1])commemorates. (10[5]0[1])The Futurist Manifesto declares (10[2])that “a (10[1])racing car… is more beautiful (10[2])than” (10[2])this sculpture. This sculpture (0[1])has long been placed at the top of the Daru (10[1])staircase at the (10[1])Louvre (0[1])and notably lacks a head. (10[2]0[3])For 10 points, name this Hellenistic (0[1])sculpture (0[1])of a goddess (10[1])of victory. (10[2]0[2])■END■ (10[3]0[5])