Sculpture "Venus de Milo". Made from alabaster. Europe, twentieth century.

The sculpture "Venus de Milo" is a marble sculpture also known as "Aphrodite of Milos". This sculpture was created in Greece between 130 and 100 BC and represents a graceful female figure depicted naked. The sculpture was discovered in 1820 on the island of Milos in the Aegean Sea and has since become one of the most famous and studied works of ancient Greek art. She is one of the symbols of beauty and femininity and inspires many artists and sculptors around the world.Venus de Milo is known for her beauty and harmonious body proportions. The proportions of this sculpture are considered a classic example of the ideal female figure. She is depicted standing on one leg, which gives her grace and grace.