Statuette of Venus, A.D. 100–300

Statuette of Venus

A.D. 100–300 · Sculpture · 18 × 6.5 cm

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Where is “Statuette of Venus” now? Getty Villa, Getty Villa, Gallery 105, J. Paul Getty, the Collector, Los Angeles. Yes, on view now. Checked October 5, 2026.

Getty Villa

Los Angeles, United States

RoomGetty Villa, Gallery 105, J. Paul Getty, the Collector

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On public display.

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In this state since
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About the sculpture

Small statuette of a frontal, nude Venus, missing her arms and lower legs. Attachment holes indicate that the figure originally served as an articulated doll. The hollow eyes were probably once filled with colored glass, and the drilled earlobes held earrings. The hair is pulled back from the head in a center-parting, but much of the back of the head is missing. There are prominent "Venus rings" on the neck.

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Details

Accession number
70.AA.116

In the catalog

Sources

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  • Image: Getty Villa — J. Paul Getty Museum (Open Content)

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