She appears holding a swatch of pink fabric in each hand and showing a lot of belly in a 1909 painting by Robert Henri, while she is almost nude and pointing with her outstretched left arm in 1876's The Apparition.  
In 1893 Max Klinger sculpted a "new" version of this figure, while a bronze depiction was produced in 1930 by Friederic Storck.   A 1510 painting by Sebastiano del Piombo depicts her, and she is the subject of one of the Scalzo cloister paintings of Andrea del Sarto.  She appears holding a swatch of pink fabric in each hand and showing a lot of belly in a 1909 painting by Robert Henri, while she is almost nude and pointing with her outstretched left arm in 1876's The Apparition.  She is seen "dancing" in another painting of that year by Gustave Moreau, and the controversy about seventeen drawings of her which began to appear in 1894 in The Yellow Book forced their artist, Aubrey Beardsley, to flee England.  FTP, name this daughter of Herodias and Herod, whose naughty dance procured the decapitation of John the Baptist.
In 1893 Max Klinger sculpted a "new" version of this figure, while a bronze depiction was produced in 1930 by Friederic Storck.   
Salome