Venus And Cupid Statue roman goddess commanding attention without overpowering the

commanding attention without overpowering the piece it presents

the daughter of Polonius sister of Laertes and potential wife of Prince Hamlet

pulling his sock off

The original marble 15-foot statue was originally located in the frigidarium

of a lady teaching a boy to play the pipes

Venus And Cupid Statue roman goddess commanding attention without overpowering theVenus and Cupid group, after the original marble sculpture by John Gibson R. A., Venus is seated, scantily draped, a bracelet about one arm and a flower in her hand, Cupid, standing, embraces her, above an oval rocky mound base, circa 1858. The original marble statue carved by John Gibson, was exhibited at the great exhibition and is now on display at the Usher art gallery, UK. Size. 50 x 40 x 26 cm. 16 kg.