Venus De Milo Deer Collect them all

Collect them all

© Penn Museum

L: 6" x H: 8 3/8"

This statue shows Frankenskull dancing with his bride

He is dressed in the finest outfit his sombrero and a very sharp machete in his right hand

Venus De Milo Deer Collect them allAlexandros, a sculptor of the Hellenistic period is believed to have carved this sculpture of Venus de Milo sometime between 130 and 100 BC. This figurine is believed to depict Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty and procreation. Our artisans have produced an awesome reproduction of this Goddess on resin medium. A great gift for anyone that appreciate the Greek Mythology. D: 4" X 3" X 12" Made of cold cast resin bronze