The Aphrodite of Knidos

The Aphrodite of Knidos was carved in the 4th century BCE. It was the first large-scale statue carved of a female deity in the nude. The goddess is seen reaching for her bath towel while covering her pubic area leaving her breasts exposed. The original Greek sculpture no longer exists but many Roman copies are held in museums around the world. Aphrodite captures her divine elegance and timeless allure. Sculpted with meticulous detail, the statue showcases her serene expression and graceful posture, embodying the ideals of classical beauty. The flowing drapery and delicate features highlight the artistry of the sculptor, making it a captivating piece that evokes the essence of ancient Greek mythology.