Statues of Greek Goddess Aphrodite (Venus)

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Aphrodite was a highly attractive young woman who dressed elegantly and loved to wear jewellery. Her eyelashes were curled and she had a constant smile on her lovely face, since she was a lover of smiles. Aphrodite had a tender neck, tender breasts ^[2] and beautiful buttocks ^[3].

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The Aphrodite Kallipygos

The Aphrodite Kallipygos (Aphrodite of the beautiful buttocks). Ahrodite is lifting her peplos, looking back and down over her shoulder, most likely to evaluate her buttocks.
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Statue of the Armed Aphrodite

Statue of 400 B.C.
Aphrodite, Eros and the satyr Pan

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Goddess Aphrodite and her son Eros
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Aphrodite of Rhodes

Statue of Aphrodite kneeling and sorting her hair
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Colossal head of Aphrodite

Head of a larger-than-life statue, copying a statue by Praxiteles (370-360 BC)
Statue of 1st century AD by Praxiteles
Statue of Aphrodite

Statue of 290 AD
Aphrodite and Eros

Figurine of Aphrodite and Eros, found in the district of Corinthia
Statue of 400 BC
Marble group of Aphrodite and Eros

Aphrodite leaning forward to embrace her winged son Eros
Statue of 300 BC
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Venere Felice

Venus (Aphrodite), with probably her son Eros next to her. The statue was inspired the statue 'Aphrodite of Cnidus' by sculptor Praxiteles
Statue of 2nd century AD
Vatican Museum in Italy
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Statue of Venus (Aphrodite) holding a seahell

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Vatican Museum in Italy
The Broadgate Venus

A bronze statue of Venus weighing 5 tons.
Statue by Fernando Botero
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�Venus de Milo�

Aphrodite from Melos, found in the Greek theatre on the island of Melos in 1820.
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Statue of Aphrodite

Statue of 290 AD
Aphrodite Chaironeia

Aphrodite , holding her himation, which covers her head and wraps her body, with her right hand
Statue of 2nd century BC
Aphrodite emerging from an open seashell
Statue of 4th century BC