Polyhymnia

Polyhymnia or Polymnia (Greek Πολυύμνια or Πολύμνια, the anthem realms) is one of the nine Muses. She is the muse of hymns, dance, pantomime, and the geometry and how all the muses, a daughter of Zeus and Mnemosyne.

Polyhymnia is considered serious woman, pensive and serious. She is often described as having a finger on the mouth, dressed in a long coat and with veil, leaning his elbow on a pillar. Supposedly it brings glory to those writers whose work keeps them immortal.

It is usually, sometimes shown without sign with scroll and is also considered the muse of agriculture.