Venus de Milo (headless) | Reproduction
An elegant, headless decorative female torso, modeled after the Venus de Milo—the famous Parian marble Greek sculpture from the Hellenistic period (circa 130–100 BC), currently housed in the Louvre Museum.
The sculpture is crafted entirely from resin with a patinated finish that evokes the allure of aged, weathered marble. It is elevated by a modern, minimalist black metal stand, which accentuates the figure and creates a perfect contrast between the ancient and the contemporary.
Dimensions: H 75 x W 38 x D 26 cm | 12 kg
Period: Contemporary
Origin: France
