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On this day in 1820, the Venus de Milo was discovered by a peasant named Yorgos Kentrotas inside the city ruins of Milos, an island in the Aegean sea between Crete and Greece. One of the most famous ...
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MORE than half a century has elapsed since the now famous statue was found buried under nameless ruins at Milo, anciently called Melos,—a poor little island of the Grecian Archipelago, which traded ...
The replica of the Venus de Milo statue was created from snow in Sheffield's Endcliffe Park A near-exact replica of one of the world's classic sculptures has been created in snow by a mystery artist ...
One of the Louvre’s most-revered works, the Venus de Milo, is the inspiration for Montegrappa’s new and eponymous pen, giving all who appreciate fine art—and fine writing—a rare opportunity to ...
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