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Natural History
Museum, Vienna.
30,000 B.C.
The Venus of
Willendorf was found
by the researcher
Szombathy on
8/7/1908. It is made
out of limestone and
still has some signs
of red pigmentation;
it fits in the palm
of a hand. It is one
of the most obese
representations of
the Paleolithic
statuary. She
represents the Earth
and its fertility and
continuation of life,
the Mother Goddess,
the universal female
principle even if it
is in its most
primitive conception.
Women were recognized
as the life-givers
and sustainers. They
were revered as
priestesses. Upper
Paleolithic female
figures, such as this
one are found from
the Pyrenees
mountains to Siberia,
indicating that East
and West were once
united in honoring
the Goddess. The vast
majority (over 90%)
of human images from
30,000 to 5,000 b.c.
are female.
SIZE: 8"H (20cm)
ITEM TYPE: Statue on
marble base
ITEM MATERIAL:
Casting stone
ITEM FINISH: Antique
stone finish
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Product Details: NAME: Venus of Willendorf TYPE: Reproduction MANUFACTURER: Shop SKU: D-80
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