The Venus of Milo: an archeological study of the goddess of womanhood — John Shaqi
The Venus of Milo: an archeological study of the goddess of womanhoodCarus, Paul
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The Venus of Milo: an archeological study of the goddess of womanhood
Carus, Paul
Venus (Roman deity); Venus de Milo
A Mutilated Statue of Eros 28
Venus with Shield and Pencil 29
Venus with Mirror 30
Venus as Victory 31
Drawing by Hasse and Henke 32
Restoration by Furtwaengler 33
Saloman’s Latest Restoration 34
Restoration by Saloman 35
Venus Sending out the Dove 36
The Mother of the Gods. Painting by Francisca P. Del Mar 38
Venus on the Swan 55
Head of Venus of Milo. Profile view 57
Head of Venus of Milo. Front view 59
Heavenly and Worldly Love. By Titian 66
Birth of Venus. Ludovisi relief 70
Detail from the Ludovisi Relief 72
Winter and Summer 73
Venus and Anchises 75
Venus Victrix 77
Eros in the Underworld 84
Carrying in Procession the Symbol of Istar 97
Isis and Horus 99
Egyptian Representation of the Dead Man and His Soul 99
Astarte and the Dove 100
The Human-Headed Bird 101
Amulet of the Mycenaean Period 102
Isis and the Fish 102
Aphrodite with Rabbit 103
Relief from Boghaz-Köi 104
A Later Astarte 105
A Leaden Idol 105
Astarte in Cyprus 106
The Goddess of Navigation 107
Sargent’s Astarte 108
The Immaculate Conception. By Murillo 109
Kwan-Yon and the Fish 111
A Poem on Kwan-Yon 112
Benten, The Japanese Goddess of Divine Love 113
Kwan-Yon. By Li Lung-mien 114
Kwan Yon as the Buddha 115
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