Venus of Willendorf

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    Found in Austria 100 years ago, this 25.000 year old limestone figurine depicts an idealised (!) female body. So, instead of eggs or bunnies, I will use this symbol of fertility to wish everyone a Happy Easter!

    1. Nuuuuuuuuuuul 63 months ago | reply

      auch dir Frohe Ostern!

    2. David Basanta 63 months ago | reply

      Great photo. Shows you can do some good things without an SLR...

    3. Pneumococcus 63 months ago | reply

      Cheers mate, and thanks for letting me use your camera! Image stabilisation would have been quite handy here though ...

    4. aswirly (away) [deleted] 63 months ago | reply

      Hey, I remember seeing this figure in my art history book! Very cool! :))

    5. caboose_rodeo 61 months ago | reply

      When we studied her in art history my professor said she had seen her at the local grocery store...

    6. alicankarayani 55 months ago | reply

      Dear Sir

      My name is Mustafa Emin Demirkan, architect, Prof.of Architecture, currently giving lectures on Interior Design and Theory of Design at Istanbul Kultur University and at Ticaret University, both in Istanbul, Turkey.

      I would like to take this opportunity and request your permission to use the visual aids contained in this website

      This will allow me to better prepare a booklet I am working on in Turkish language on interior Design and History of Furniture which I intend to prepare as an university publishment.

      I would very much appreciate if you could provide me with a better printable formatted (300dpi) pictures.

      Thank you and with Best Regards

      Prof. Mustafa Emin Demirkan

      GSM :+90 532 4889990
      e-mail mustafaemindemirkan@gmail.com

    7. Iñakiski 47 months ago | reply

      Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Prehistoric art / Arte prehistórico, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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