This alteration irrevocably changes one of Titanic's most recognized and symbolic visuals." The bronze statue is 2 feet tall and was displayed as the centerpiece of the First Class Lounge ...

One special item is on display at “Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition ... A chandelier that hung in a smoking lounge for first-class passengers will be on display after sitting at the bottom ...

During RMS Titanic Inc's latest expedition to the famed shipwreck, researchers captured photographs of "Diana of Versailles," a bronze statue that once stood in the ship's First Class Lounge.

Researchers have uncovered the bronze “Diana of Versailles” statuette, once a centerpiece in the doomed Titanic’s first class lounge, and now mired in oceanic muck. It marks the first ...

The team hoped to find a statue that once "embodied Titanic’s palatial design" as the centerpiece of the ship's first-class lounge. When the ship went down, the lounge was torn apart and the ...

This statue sat in the first class lounge aboard Titanic, and this statue was the centerpiece of that elegant room. The trouble with this artifact is, it has been photographed only one time ...

The statue, which once sat atop the fireplace mantle as a centrepiece in the Titanic’s First Class lounge, was ripped away and thrown into the wreck’s debris field when the lounge tore open as ...

"Titanic" showcases more than 130 types of artifacts, including a gold-finished chandelier from a first-class lounge, now warped from its traumatic fall, and Titanic’s logometer, which was used ...

RMS Titanic, Inc. The statue was previously positioned on a fireplace mantle in the first-class lounge of the Titanic. When the ship sank, the lounge was torn open and the statue of Diana was ...