Prehistoric Statues - Venus of Brassempouy StatueAbout Your SelectionThis distinct piece of Paleolithic Art is a real conversation piece. Originally crafted in Ivory, the Brassempouy Lady dates back to Gravettian, 23,000 B.C. Known as “The Lady with the Hood” or “The Lady of Brassempouy," this is considered the most famous statuette of Paleolithic art conveying a realistic and lively image. The piece is now located in The Paris Museum of Ancient History.
It was discovered in 1894 by Edouard Piette and Joseph de Laporterie in the Grotte du Pape, Brassempouy. Size: 5.25"H Material: bonded stone statue, marble base Nearly all Your Museum Store products contain a history card that provides enlightening information on the history, mythology, location and distinct characteristics of your purchase. Many items also ship in elegant color boxes and more are being added all the time. You are sure to enjoy every aspect of your unique museum keepsake from Your Museum Store. Nude Statues | Busts | 150 Under $50 | Parastone Mouseion Collection | Wall Reliefs | Bronze Statues | Stone Statues | Kuan-Yin | Buddha Statues | Isis | King
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