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- The Lely Venus once belonged to the painter Sir Peter Lely (Royal Collection, on loan to the British Museum. The Crouching Venus is a Hellenistic model of Venus surprised...
- Unknown maker, Crouching Venus, early 19th century. Plaster. 895 mm x 460 mm x 545 mm, Weight: 58 kg.
- On the market for the first time in over half a century, a Roman marble copy of the Crouching Venus hammered at $130,000 (£103,000)...
- The Crouching Venus is a remarkable instance of John Nost the Elder’s assured carving, and is a rare surviving example of a classical subject by the artist in marble.
- I compared Spink’s photo of the Crouching Venus with the drawing of it on plate 60 of Cavaceppi’s book. As drawn the Venus is fully restored.
- Among other things, they all have at least one marble statue depicting the goddess Aphrodite – or Venus, as the Romans called her – in a crouching position.
- The statue represents an elegant Venus, crouching as she takes her bath, turned towards her observer and seeking to cover her breasts and pubis with her...
- GSA’s Crouching Venus is believed to be a copy of the Crouching Venus in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence where it was taken in 1787.
- A copy of the Hellenistic sculptre Crouching Venus, possibly in the grounds of Berlin Zoo. ... Kauernde Venus / Crouching Venus, 1. Jh. n. Chr / 1. century AD.
- Crouching Venus, Roman, 1st century AD, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Naples. Leave a comment Cancel reply.
