2767 - Venus de Milo, bronze, with a dark brown patina. Cast in the late 19th century with the inscription “Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck Friedrichshagen.” A finely crafted bronze sculpture, modeled after the famous ancient marble sculpture in the Louvre. Discovered in 1820 and created at the end of the 2nd century B.C., this sculpture of the goddess Aphrodite is one of the most significant and best-known examples of Hellenistic art and continues to impress to this day with its rare harmony and beauty. Height: 32.5 cm.

Venus de Milo, bronze, with a dark brown patina. Cast in the late 19th century with the inscription “Aktien-Gesellschaft Gladenbeck Friedrichshagen.” A finely crafted bronze sculpture, modeled after the famous ancient marble sculpture in the Louvre. Discovered in 1820 and created at the end of the 2nd century B.C., this sculpture of the goddess Aphrodite is one of the most significant and best-known examples of Hellenistic art and continues to impress to this day with its rare harmony and beauty. Height: 32.5 cm. Provenance: From the dissolution of a private collection in Berlin. Dark brown patinated bronze. Cast in the late 19th century by Gladenbeck in Berlin-Friedrichshagen (inscribed) after the marble sculpture “Venus de Milo” in the Louvre in Paris.