Venus de Milo Statue - Iconic Ancient Greek Sculpture #1891740 (License: Personal Use)

This iconic Hellenistic sculpture, believed to depict Aphrodite (Venus), was discovered on the island of Milos in 1820 and now resides in the Louvre Museum. Its missing arms have sparked centuries of scholarly debate and artistic interpretation, enhancing its mystique and universal appeal. Crafted from Parian marble around 130-100 BCE, the statue exemplifies idealized human form and drapery mastery.

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