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From Chris

13th October 08

 

We could clear up a mystery!

Botticelli had already existed in 250-200 BC.

He lived in Greece at that time!

His initial work, the bronze statue "Aphrodite" was sold for US$ 752 now on ebay from crook ancientantiques.

In the medieval time his re-incarnation painted "THE BIRTH OF VENUS"

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You are bidding on an authentic Greek Bronze Statue of Aphrodite . A superb piece with great patina and a rare to find item of Greek History excavated in Tyre, Lebanon in 2004 by Archaeologist Joanne Bajjaly.

 

                                                                           CIRCA - 250-200 B.C

 MATERIAL - Bronze

 

MEASURES - 8 1/2 Inches in Height / 2 1/4 Inches in Width

 

weight - about 2.2 Pound

Condition:Intact

Appraisal Value: $6,500

 

This marvelous artifact comes with a Letter of Authenticity.

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Botticelli's Birth of Venus is among the first large-scale paintings of mythological subjects since Antiquity. It shows the myth of Venus' birth, as told by Hesiod and later by Poliziano. Venus, who sprang full-grown from the sea foam, was blown by the winds to land on Cythera (present day Cyprus). Here, a figure identified as Spring or Flora welcomes her on land. Venus generally represents earthly love, yet here identification with heavenly love is suggested by her modesty and by the roses around her, which were symbols of pure love and of the Virgin Mary.

 

http://tinyurl.com/4drh8k 230297883724

http://tinyurl.com/4drh8k

 

Sold for US $752.68  !!!



No comment really needed.

 










From Ramon

21st Feb 09

 

From fakesmaniac, sorry, maniahistoria1
http://tinyurl.com/bc8qr8 160309441360


From legiogemina .
http://tinyurl.com/akcnqy 400031517675


What do you think ?

 

Different bases but same factory!





Remember the face!

 




Which comes in slightly diferent contexts.

From the same factory of course.




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