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In 1820, a Greek farmer on the Aegean Island of Melos found the Aphrodite broken into pieces and scattered about in a cavern. Collecting the pieces, he hid them in his barn until the ruling Turkish authorities found her. Working out a covert payoff, the French then obtained and loaded her onto a frigate in the Aegean. The Aphrodite was bound for Paris, and ultimately The Louvre. This is one of the most widely respected and reproduced of all ancient Greek works (ca. 2nd century BC) and adds loveliness to any setting.Garden Statuary to extend your living space. As more families remodel their homes, we recognize that the garden has become an essential getaway zone inviting relaxation and meditation.

Lifesize reproduction, made from high grade resin fiberglass, antique stone finish (white with gray wash), interior or exterior use, 72"H. Please allow 4 weeks for hand made production.

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