Aphodite Venus statue replica based on an original in the Naples Museum, Italy circa 2nd century B.C. A thoughtful present for admirers of Greek mythology, art history, or elegant home decor, sure to inspire and captivate. This statue, Aphrodite Kallipygos, translates to "Aphrodite of the Beautiful Bottom" (also known as Callipygian Venus or Venus Kallipygos), symbolizing grace and allure.
Historical Context: A museum adaptation of a Late Greek Hellenistic statue, originally sculpted around the 2nd century B.C., and currently housed in the Naples Museum, Italy.
Gesture & Pose: Depicts Aphrodite lifting her peplos to reveal her hips and buttocks while glancing over her shoulder, inviting the viewer’s gaze and invoking the goddess's powers of attraction.
Artistic Significance: Emblematic of Hellenistic sculptors' skill in using gesture to create naturalistic, captivating figures.
Materials & Dimensions: Crafted from bonded stone with a black marble base; measures 15.5 in H x 5 in L x 4 in W; weighs 6 lbs.
