Pandora 

"Pandora" is a marble sculpture by John Gibson, a renowned British sculptor known for his Neoclassical style. The sculpture depicts the mythical figure of Pandora, often associated with the origin of evil and suffering in the world. The statue's delicate features, flowing drapery, and the iconic "box" held by Pandora are characteristic of Gibson's refined and sentimental Neoclassical aesthetic. The piece exudes a sense of both beauty and melancholic anticipation, inviting viewers to contemplate the consequences of Pandora's fateful act. This marble sculpture is an example of Gibson's mastery of form and detail, reflecting the enduring power of classical mythology in 19th-century art.