This iconic picture of alluring and how simple sophistication presented in this sculpture of woman has been present in the minds of many of us for the past decades and centuries to come.

Venus de Milo, from Greek, Αφροδίτη της Μήλου, Aphroditi tis Milou is the representation of ancient Greek art that can be admired currently in Paris Louvre. The creator’s name of this figure is initially assigned to Praxiteles and later on to Alexandros of Antioch.

The period of 130 and 100 BC, is believed to be the birth date of this symbolic figure of Aphrodite, the symbol of love and beauty. Marbled and astonishingly presented in a life-size, measuring 203 cm (6 ft 8 in) high, Venus de Milo allows us to take a deep breath and contemplate just for a moment the real essence of quality-rooted significance. Can be admired currently at the iconic place in French capital, Louvre Museum. The statue is being named after Aphrodite’s Roman name, Venus, and the Greek island of Milos, the place of its discovery, therefore, the origins and heritage of Venus de Milo is transparent in its name