Venus de Milo Statue - Ancient Greek Sculpture of Aphrodite #249562 (License: Personal Use)

This line drawing represents the Venus de Milo, a 2nd-century BCE Greek marble sculpture discovered on the island of Milos in 1820. Depicting the goddess Aphrodite (Venus to Romans), the statue is famed for its contrapposto stance, intricate drapery, and enigmatic absence of arms-likely lost long before discovery. Now housed in the Louvre Museum, it exemplifies idealized beauty and technical mastery of ancient sculptors.

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