Category:Venus Genitrix from Epidaurus
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English: Marble statuette of Aphrodite found in Epidaurus, in the sanctuary of Apollo Maleatas. It reproduces a bronze prototype by Callimachus, dated to 410 BC. Representing Aphrodite holding and apple in her hand, and shown either as a goddes of vegetation and fertility, or as participant in the judgement of Paris. Marble. 1st-century AD. Inv. number 1811.
Media in category "Venus Genitrix from Epidaurus"
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Ancient Greece Marble Statue (28496817905).jpg 3,456 × 5,184; 2.71 MB
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Statuette of Aphrodite - NAMA 1811.jpg 3,000 × 4,000; 4.19 MB
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Statuette of Aphrodite. Marble. NAMA 1811.jpg 926 × 1,992; 765 KB
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Categories:
- Aphrodite in ancient statues
- Ancient Roman statues from Epidaurus
- Ancient Roman statues in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens
- Roman copies after Greek originals in Athens
- 1st-century statues in Athens
- Sanctuary of Apollo Maleatas
- Findings from Epidaurus in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens
- Figurines of Aphrodite in Greece
- Sculptures of Aphrodite in Athens
- 1st-century marble statues in Greece
- Venus Genitrix statue types
- Objects in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens by inventory number