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| − | [[Image:13 milo.jpg|right|thumb|(from the [[Louvre]]]]'''Venus de Milo''' is one of the most famous pieces of classical Greek sculpture, easily recognizable by virtue of its missing arms (damaged in a battle?). It is widely considered to set a standard of feminine beauty in the fine arts. | + | [[Image:13 milo.jpg|right|thumb|(from the [[Louvre]])]] |
| + | '''Venus de Milo''' is one of the most famous pieces of classical Greek sculpture, easily recognizable by virtue of its missing arms (damaged in a battle?). It is widely considered to set a standard of feminine beauty in the fine arts. | ||
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Revision as of 12:36, July 17, 2007
(from the Louvre)
Venus de Milo is one of the most famous pieces of classical Greek sculpture, easily recognizable by virtue of its missing arms (damaged in a battle?). It is widely considered to set a standard of feminine beauty in the fine arts.