Armless Greek Statue

This sculpture is a reinterpretation of the classic “Venus de Milo,” crafted in bronze. Compared to the more common marble versions, it emphasizes surface texture and a sense of weight. The original, created in the 2nd century BC and now housed in the Louvre Museum, is one of the most representative female sculptures of late ancient Greece. In this Armless Greek Statue, the figure stands with her body slightly tilted to one side, creating a noticeable shift in the center of gravity.

The upper body of the Bronze Venus De Milo Statue is bare, with the curves of the chest and abdomen enhanced by the metal surface, resulting in clearer lines. The lower body’s fabric is concentrated on one side in a heavier, more pleated manner, creating a stronger sense of volume and layering. The arms are treated as broken arms, with clean, sharp shoulder cuts contrasting with the overall curves. The head is slightly turned to one side, the expression restrained, and the hair is styled in regular curls that gather backward. This Armless Greek Statue is suitable for interior display, art spaces, or high-end decorative environments. Arturban Statue can customize various greek and roman statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.