Aphrodite of Arles

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Aphrodite of Arles is a celebrated ancient Greek statue of the goddess Aphrodite, traditionally attributed to the sculptor Praxiteles and renowned for its idealized classical beauty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek statue
representation of Aphrodite
sculpture
alsoKnownAs Vénus d’Arles NERFINISHED
artHistoricalSignificance important for reconstruction of Praxitelean types
key example of Roman copies of Greek masterpieces
artStyle Hellenistic classicism NERFINISHED
idealized classical beauty
associatedWith Roman city of Arelate NERFINISHED
city Paris
collection Louvre Museum collection
country France
culture Ancient Greek
currentLocation Louvre Museum NERFINISHED
date 1st century BCE to 1st century CE
depicts Aphrodite NERFINISHED
Greek goddess of love
discoveredIn Arles NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
discoveryDate 1651
discoverySite Roman Theatre of Arles NERFINISHED
genre classical sculpture
hasDrapery draped lower body
hasHead idealized female head
hasType cult statue type of Aphrodite
iconography goddess holding drapery
partially draped female nude
influenced 18th-century French sculpture
Neoclassical sculpture
influencedBy Praxiteles NERFINISHED
isRomanCopyOf lost Greek original
languageOfName Greek
material marble
museumInventory Louvre inventory number (Vénus d’Arles)
mythologicalContext Greek mythology NERFINISHED
notableFor idealized proportions
influence on later depictions of Venus
refined modeling of the body
originallyLocatedIn Roman Theatre of Arles NERFINISHED
patronDeityDepicted Aphrodite NERFINISHED
period Roman Imperial period
pose contrapposto
religionContext ancient Greek religion
subject Aphrodite NERFINISHED
theme love and beauty
traditionalAttribution Praxiteles NERFINISHED

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Praxiteles notableWork Aphrodite of Arles