Who is the woman holding the scales of justice?
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Lady Justice
Survival of the Fattest (sculpture) Lady Justice Verity (statue)
woman holding the scales of justice
Lady Justice Verity (statue) Survival of the Fattest (sculpture) Woman Holding a Balance Themis Allegorical sculpture Spirit of Justice Seal of Maryland Old Bailey Coat of arms of New York
If some god had been <b>holding</b> level the balance of Dike (<b>Justice</b>). The <b>scales</b> 
represent the weighing of evidence, and the <b>scales</b> lack a&nbsp;... The statue depicts a pregnant <b>woman holding</b> aloft a sword while <b>carrying the</b> 
<b>scales of justice</b> and standing on a pile of law books. Half of the sculpture shows
&nbsp;... The <b>woman</b> is <b>holding</b> a pair of scales, as a <b>symbol of justice</b>, but her eyes are 
closed—a reference to the traditional depiction of <b>Lady</b> Justice wearing a 
blindfold&nbsp;... <b>Woman Holding</b> a Balance, also called <b>Woman</b> Testing a Balance, is an oil 
painting by Dutch ... Opinions on the theme and symbolism of the painting differ, 
with the <b>woman</b> alternatively viewed as a <b>symbol</b> of holiness or earthliness. ... 
variously &quot;interpreted as a vanitas painting, as a representation of divine truth or 
<b>justice</b>,&nbsp;... Themis is an ancient Greek Titaness. She is described as &quot;[the <b>Lady</b>] of good 
counsel&quot;, and is the personification of divine order, fairness, law, natural law, and 
custom. Her symbols are the <b>Scales of Justice</b>, tools used to remain balanced 
and ... Some classical representations of Themis showed her <b>holding</b> a sword,&nbsp;... Allegorical sculpture are sculptures of personifications of abstract ideas as in 
allegory. Common in the western world, for example, are statues of <b>Lady Justice</b> 
representing <b>justice</b>, traditionally <b>holding scales</b>&nbsp;... Spirit of <b>Justice</b> is a 1933 cast aluminum <b>statue</b> depicting <b>Lady Justice</b> that stands 
on display along with its male counterpart Majesty of <b>Justice</b> in the Great Hall&nbsp;... That seal used republican imagery, such as a <b>woman holding scales of justice</b> on 
the obverse and on the reverse the motto &quot;Industry the Means, Plenty the&nbsp;... The Central Criminal Court of England and Wales is a court in London and one of 
a number of ... On the dome above the court stands a gilt bronze <b>statue</b> of <b>Lady</b> 
<b>Justice</b>, executed by ... Court 19 is now used variously as a press overflow facility, 
as a registration room for first-day jurors or as a <b>holding</b> area for serving jurors. Right: <b>Justice</b>, wearing a blindfold (representing impartiality) and <b>holding scales</b> (
representing fairness) and the sword of <b>justice</b>. A banner below the shield&nbsp;...
Lady Justice
Lady Justice