Venus of Willendorf – Signed giclée print Black and white illustration
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Signed giclée print with an illustration of the Venus of Willendorf in black and white. Drawing made in ink on paper.
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ABOUT VENUS
The Venus of Willendorf is an 11-centimetre Paleolithic sculpture dated* between 27,500 and 25,000 BC. C. It was found in 1908 by Johann Veran in Willendorf (Austria) on the banks of the Danube. For more than obvious reasons (the sculpture is very old) the origin and cultural meaning of the work is unknown. It could represent a pregnant woman, a chubby woman, mother earth… it could even be a simple sculptural exercise for an apprentice. See more remixed art paintings.
*Among some researchers there are serious doubts about the reliability of dating tools.
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All prints are made, signed and shipped individually by hand from my studio located in Oliva (Valencia).
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Hahnemühle paper is especially suitable for art reproductions. Matt natural white color - 350gr. 100% cotton.
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