name of statue?

Rating: Null/10 (21 April 2006)

Loved the film. Ms. Knightly is brilliant in her ability to convey so much with such subtlety. I was surprised that I enjoyed Matthew Macfadyen's Darcy more than Colin Firth's. His warmth and vulnerability was more realistic, though Firth's iciness was. The catch-my-breath scene, for me, has to be at the very end as he's walking toward Elizabeth in the early morning mist. That is the BEST walk!!!
In the scene when Elizabeth and the Gardiners tour Darcy's Pemberley house, they all end up in a brightly lit room full of marble statues. There is one in particular that is, as Jane Bennett would say, "breathtaking". Does anyone know the name of the statue Elizabeth Bennett is looking at, that is of a female, standing, wearing a veil with a crown of flowers? Is this a real piece, or one that was made solely for the film?? She looks at this statue right before we see the marble bust of Mr. Darcy. Anyone?