1930s Plaster Venus de Milo Sculpture found in France

Good plaster bust of the Venus de Milo. A good plaster bust of the Venus de Milo this is a good quality bust, it is made in plaster and has a good aged patina The Bust shows in...

After the antique ... this early 20th century plaster statue of Venus de Milo has great charm and always works in any interior.

This cast bronze of the Venus de Milo dates to the late 19th century and was acquired during the "Grand Tour" of Europe.        

A relief sculpture made of plaster, produced in France circa 1930. A dreamlike scene of waddling toddlers out in the woods, playing unsupervised: doing everything from sleeping in th...

A striking and alluring 19th century French Grand Tour cast bronze sculpture depicting the Ancient Greek goddess Aphrodite, and named for her Roman counterpart, Venus. The original was discovered in 1820 on the island of Milos, hence the name Venus de Milo, and is now housed in the Louvre in Paris. The Grand Tour became a right-of-passage during the 17th-19th centuries for the upper class serving to educate men and boys in classical art and architecture found throughout the European continent. Bronzes of this scale were brought back to England as souvenirs. This piece is marked "FRANCE" on the backside, and "Musée de Louvre...

French 1930s limestone sculpture from Paris.