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
T’ien Hou, Queen of Heaven 116
Freya 119
Adam and Eve Called to Account 133
The Creation of Woman 136
Detail from Ghiberti’s Doors 137
The Creation of Woman. By Michelangelo 138
Adam and Eve in Paradise. By Gustave Doré 139
The First Family. By Schnorr von Carolsfeld 140
Primitive Man. By Gabriel Max 142
Babylonian Clay Figures 145
The Venus of Brassempouy 146
Lakshmi 147
Coins of Cilicia, Tarsus, Gaulos and Perga 148
Coins of Perga in Pamphylia 149
Three Artemis Medals 149
Coin of Antiochus Euergetes 150
Istar on a Coin of Tarsus 150
Coins of Emesa, Iasos Caria, Paphos and Lydia 151
The Diana of Ephesus in the Vatican 152
The Diana of Ephesus in Naples 153
Cyprian Aphrodite 154
Archaic Aphrodite with Dove 155
Archaic Venus in Pompeian Style 155
Aphrodite Sosandra by Kalamis 156
Aphrodite and Ares 157
Attic Sculpture of the Fifth Century B. C. 158
Aphrodite of Alcamenes, Known as Venus Genetrix 159
Head of the Cnidian Venus. Profile 160
The Cnidian Venus of Praxiteles 161
The Venus of Praxiteles on a Cnidian Coin 162
Head of the Crouching Venus 163
Venus Crouching in the Bath 164
Venus with the Unguent Jar 165
The Venus of Panderma. Front view 167
The Venus of Panderma. Rear view 168
The Venus Head in the Museum of Bardos 169
Head of the Cnidian Venus. Front view 172
Another View of the Cnidian Venus 175
THE DISCOVERY OF A RARE ART TREASURE.
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