Venus with the Apple Replica

This 3D printed replica of Venus with the Apple from the Royal Cast Collection at the SMK Museum in Denmark. All the gods of Classical Greek mythology were invited to a party, except for Eris, the goddess of strife. She had her revenge by throwing a golden apple with the inscription “To the fairest goddess” in among the party guests. But who the fairest of the goddesses was could not be agreed on. Therefore the choice was given to the earthly son of a king, Paris. The choice was between Juno, Minerva and Venus, and it was the latter, goddess of beauty and love, who won and received the apple. The sculpture depicts Venus after the beauty contest. With one hand she grips the clothes on the tree stump to put them back on. With the other she holds the token of beauty up to her admiring gaze. DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT 4" wide, 4" deep, and 8" high.  Weighs 4 oz.      Note:  Approximate measurements and weight   FEATURES Lightweight - Multiple statues can be displayed on floating shelves Accura