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1. Introduction of Venus Victrix Antonio Canova Sculpture This sculpture, Venus Victrix (Venus in Victory), created by the Neoclassical master Antonio Canova between 1805 and 1808, is based on Napoleon’s sister, Pauline Bonaparte, and is a representative work combining classical mythology with a real-life figure. In the Venus Victrix Antonio Canova sculpture, the figure reclines […]

1. Introduction of Callipygian Venus Sculpture This sculpture is the famous Venus Callipyge (Venus of the Beautiful Hips), a marble replica from the Roman period (circa 1st-2nd century AD), with the original bronze sculpture dating back to the Hellenistic period. Currently housed in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy, Callipygian Venus Sculpture is one […]

Aphrodite Statue, as a classic Western art form, are widely used in courtyards, villas, and interior spaces. Different styles and materials of the Statue of Aphrodite offer unique visual effects and spatial adaptability. Arturban Sculpture has created numerous Venus sculptures, covering various styles, materials, and applications. Among them, the “Venus de Milo” and the “Bathed […]

1. Introduction of Venus Italica Statue This sculpture, modeled after Venus Italica, is a continuation and reimagining of the ancient Greek “covered Venus” tradition during the Neoclassical period. Created by Italian sculptor Antonio Canova, the figure emphasizes rationality, restraint, and elegance. The figure in the Venus Italica Statue replica stands upright, slightly tilted to one […]

1. Introduction of Aphrodite Venus De Milo Statue This sculpture is a modern reinterpretation of the classic “Venus de Milo,” with significant changes in materials and color treatment. Crafted entirely of bronze, the upper body of the Aphrodite Venus De Milo Statue is gold, while the lower body’s fabric is treated with green, creating a […]

1. Introduction of Capitoline Venus Statue This sculpture belongs to the classic “Capitoline Venus” type, a reinterpretation of the image of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, during the ancient Roman period. This type is characterized by the “Venus Pudica” pose, where the figure gently covers key parts of her body with both hands, embodying […]

1. Introduction of Armless Venus Statue Venus (Aphrodite in Greek mythology) is the goddess of love and beauty, symbolizing attraction, desire, and the origin of life. There are two versions of her origin: one says she was born from sea foam (the most famous version), and the other says she was the daughter of Zeus […]

1. Introduction of 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 […]

1. Introduction of Modern Venus Sculpture This sculpture, modeled after the famous Venus de Milo, retains the elegant proportions of the classical human form while incorporating simplification and reconstruction techniques from modern sculpture. The overall form of the Modern Venus Sculpture continues Venus’s classic standing posture and shifting center of gravity, presenting natural curves and […]

1. Introduction of Metal Torso Sculpture This sculpture uses the classic Venus de Milo torso as its base outline, reinterpreting it through contemporary splicing techniques. It transforms the traditional human form into a more structured and modern artwork. The Metal Torso Sculpture retains the basic proportions and posture of the female body, while the de-integration […]