Both of her arms are broken near the elbow Nemesis is represented in this statue as a tall young woman standing beside a griffon. The weight of the body rests on the left leg and the contour of the hip at this side forms a wide curve. The right leg is relaxed and drawn slightly backwards. Nemesis is wearing a peplos made of thin material so that the forms of the body are outlined beneath. The peplos has slipped down from the left shoulder leaving the bresst exposed on this side and thus producing a folded roll that cuts diagonally across the body Like a number of other resembling it the original belongs to the Hellenistic period.
Statues are reproductions of original statues.
This mixture gives statues an antique outlook and a texture as same as marble gives. The originals of these statues are exhibited in several museums.