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Venus-Aphrodite anadyomne from Cirene, formerly at the National Roman Museum, Terme of Diocletian, Rome. In 2008 the work of art was moved in Libya, at the Archaeological Museum of Tripoli. The actual placement is uncertain

Venus-Aphrodite anadyomne from Cirene, formerly at the National Roman Museum, Terme of Diocletian, Rome. In 2008 the work of art was moved in Libya, at the Archaeological Museum of Tripoli. The actual placement is uncertain


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Venus-Aphrodite anadyomne from Cirene, formerly at the National Roman Museum, Terme of Diocletian, Rome. In 2008 the work of art was moved in Libya, at the Archaeological Museum of Tripoli. The actual placement is uncertain

Venus-Aphrodite anadyomne from Cirene, formerly at the National Roman Museum, Terme of Diocletian, Rome. In 2008 the work of art was moved in Libya, at the Archaeological Museum of Tripoli. The actual placement is uncertain Rome. Date of Photograph:1923 ca

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This photograph captures the timeless beauty of the renowned sculpture, "Venus-Aphrodite anadyomne from Cirene". Originally housed at the National Roman Museum in Rome's Terme of Diocletian, this exquisite work of art was relocated to Libya in 2008. It now finds its home at the Archaeological Museum of Tripoli, although its exact placement within the museum remains uncertain. Dating back to around 1923, this statue is a testament to ancient craftsmanship and artistic mastery. The delicate curves and lifelike details evoke a sense of awe and admiration for both the artist who created it and the goddess it represents. Venus-Aphrodite, known as the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology, emerges gracefully from her watery birthplace in this depiction. The photographer Anderson skillfully captures every nuance of this remarkable sculpture through his lens. The play between light and shadow adds depth to each contour, enhancing our appreciation for its intricate design. This print serves as a visual time capsule that transports us back to an era when such masterpieces were revered for their cultural significance. As we gaze upon this photograph today, we are reminded not only of the enduring allure of classical art but also how these treasures can transcend borders and find new homes across continents. Despite being separated from its original location in Rome, "Venus-Aphrodite anadyomne" continues to inspire wonder wherever it resides – be it amidst Italy's rich history or within Libya's vibrant archaeological landscape. In preserving moments like these through photography, Alinari allows us to experience firsthand some of humanity's greatest achievements while igniting our curiosity about their origins.

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