The ancient Greek statue known as Venus de Milo, is currently on display in what museum?
Correct answer: Louvre
arohanui
"slightly larger than lifesize"? For a European woman that's well over lifesize! Especially as humans back then were small compared to today.
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Christina,
Because Greece cared so much for it that it was trashed . It wasn’t the French who lost the arms or the original plinth. Without the French reconstruction it would be a heap of rubble . That’s why it is displayed in France
Christina
Give it back to Greece! Why would it be displayed in France?
Laudy Miss Claudy
I saw this beautiful statue once when I visited the Louvre as a teenager and I was surprised to see it just out in the open at the top of a wide staircase.
ChewyGazelle68623
got it right, thank zGod!! I am almost out of lives!!