This extra-large reproduction of the Venus de Milo is crafted in The Netherlands from resin with the appearance of finely veined marble. For those who love mythology and romance.
Poised in gentle contrapposto, this sculpture is believed to represent Aphrodite: the Greek goddess of love and beauty. The Venus de Milo dates to around 100 BC and was discovered on the Greek island of Melos in 1820.
The statue was long attributed to the famous sculptor Praxiteles, but later inscriptions suggest it was the work of Alexandros of Antioch, a lesser-known artist whose legacy lives on through this timeless masterpiece.
