A high-quality, detailed illustration of a Roman senator's wife from the 1st century AD. She is wearing a long, elegant stola made of fine fabric, dyed in a rich purple with golden embroidered trims, symbolizing her high status. Over her stola, she drapes a luxurious palla in soft silk, decorated with intricate floral patterns, wrapped gracefully over her shoulders and partially covering her head in a sign of modesty. Her sandals are crafted from fine leather, dyed in vibrant red, with delicate gold embellishments. Her jewelry is elaborate: gold earrings set with pearls, a necklace of emeralds, gold bracelets on both wrists, and a prominent gold wedding ring. Her hairstyle is a complex Roman updo typical of the Flavian era, featuring intricate braids and elevated curls, accessorized with a golden diadem and decorative ivory pins. The makeup includes a pale complexion, rosy cheeks, and darkened eyebrows, complemented by a subtle yet luxurious perfume bottle nearby. She stands in a Roman villa with marble floors and classical columns, exuding elegance and wealth.