Tag Archives: Aphrodite Goddess Statue

outdoor marble Aphrodite Garden Statue display

1. Introduction of Aphrodite Statue This marble Aphrodite Venus Sculpture, modeled after the famous Roman Aphrodite of Fréjus, is a quintessential example of classical beauty and elegant posture. Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty, is often depicted semi-nude, gentle, and subtly expressive, symbolizing sensuality, abundance, and vitality.In this modern reproduction, the Aphrodite […]

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Marble Famous Armless Female Statue outdoor

1. Introduction of Famous Armless Female Statue This Aphrodite’s Armless Statue is modeled after the ancient Greek masterpiece, the Venus de Milo (also known as Aphrodite), recreating the most iconic armless image of this goddess of love and beauty. The original, created around the 2nd century BC, is considered a pinnacle of classical sculpture for […]

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bronze Birth of Aphrodite Sculpture outdoor front

1. Introduction of Birth of Aphrodite Sculpture The Birth of Venus Statue, inspired by the ancient Greek goddess of beauty Aphrodite, symbolizes feminine beauty, love, and vitality. Aphrodite, the goddess of love, charm, and beauty in ancient Greece, is often associated with waves, seashells, and graceful postures, stemming from the myth of her birth from […]

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outdoor bronze Venus and Cupid Statue display

1. Introduction of Venus and Cupid Statue Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, corresponds to Aphrodite in Greek mythology. She symbolizes love, abundance, charm, and vitality, and is considered one of the most influential female deities of the ancient world. Her attendant, Cupid, is the embodiment of love, a mischievous little god who […]

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marble Roman Aphrodite Statue outdoor

1. Introduction of Roman Aphrodite Statue Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and desire. She symbolizes not only outward charm but also attraction, vitality, and harmony. Corresponding to Venus in Roman mythology, the veneration of Aphrodite has a long history in the Aegean region, with her statues being repeatedly copied and reinterpreted from […]

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Aphrodite Kallipygos Statue

This sculpture has important artistic and cultural significance, and is an idealized expression of the beauty and natural curves of ancient Greek women. As the classic image of the “Venus with Beautiful Buttocks”, this Aphrodite Kallipygos Statue for sale shows the natural balance and elegance of the human body through the Contrapposto (contrasting) posture, especially […]

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Aphrodite Kallipygos Statue

1. Introduction of Aphrodite Venus Sculpture Aphrodite Kallipygos is one of the most representative sculptures in ancient Greek art, famous for its idealized expression of female beauty. As the embodiment of love and beauty, this sculpture particularly emphasizes the perfect curve of Venus’s hips, symbolizing the praise and reverence for the female body. Through the […]

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Callipygian Venus Statue

1. Introduction of Bronze Aphrodite Sculpture Aphrodite, also known as Venus in Roman mythology, is the goddess of love and beauty in ancient Greek mythology, and also a symbol of vitality and reproduction. In ancient Greek culture, she not only represents the beauty and charm of women, but also the embodiment of self-confidence, vitality and […]

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Aphrodite statue

1. Introduction of Goddess Venus Statue The origin of the Callipygian Venus is closely related to a legend in ancient Syracuse. It is said that two sisters argued over the beauty of their respective buttocks and even asked a man to judge, which led to the worship of the beauty of women’s parts. The original […]

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The Birth of Venus Statue

1. Introduction of The Birth of Venus Statue The Birth of Venus is a classic work by Sandro Botticelli, a famous Italian Renaissance painter, created in the 1480s. The painting depicts the birth of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, from the sea. According to Greek mythology, Venus was born in the foam of […]

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