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The Callipygian Venus, statue from the roman period in the Museo Nazionale of Naples
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The Callipygian Venus, statue from the roman period in the Museo Nazionale of Naples
The Callipygian Venus, statue from the roman period in the Museo Nazionale of Naples Naples Statue Julio-Claudian Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1860-1880 ca.. Date of Artwork:I sec
Amodio, Michele
MFC-S-000066-0002
Media ID 33270129
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Buttocks Divinity Imperial Period Veil Greco Roman Parts Of The Body Roman Art
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This photo print, titled "MFC-S-000066-0002" transports us back to the ancient Roman period as we gaze upon the mesmerizing statue known as The Callipygian Venus. Housed in the prestigious Museo Nazionale of Naples, this exquisite artwork is a true testament to the beauty and artistry of that era. Dating back to the 1st century, this stunning sculpture showcases a female figure adorned in an array of fascinating costumes and clothing. A delicate veil gracefully drapes over her head, while an intricate headdress adds an air of elegance and mystery. Every detail has been meticulously crafted, from her elaborate hairdo to her stylish hairstyle. As our eyes wander down her body, we cannot help but notice the artist's meticulous attention to detail. The nude form is portrayed with utmost grace and delicacy, emphasizing not only its natural beauty but also celebrating femininity itself. Notably, it is impossible not to be captivated by the sculptor's masterful portrayal of buttocks – a subtle yet significant part of human anatomy. The Callipygian Venus represents more than just physical beauty; she embodies divinity through Aphrodite herself – a Greco-Roman goddess associated with love and desire. This mythical connection further enhances our admiration for this timeless masterpiece. Photographed between 1860-1880 by Michele Amodio from Alinari, this image allows us to appreciate every intricate detail without actually being present at The National Archaeological Museum in Naples where it resides today. Let us revel in its magnificence as we delve into ancient history and marvel at the artistic genius that transcends time itself.
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