Venus of Willendorf

The Venus of Willendorf is a sculpted figure that stands 1.4 inches tall, estimated to have been made 25 to 30,000 years ago. Found on an Austrian archaeological dig in 1908, it is one of many "Venus figures" discovered that depict nude women with exaggerated features believed to represent fertility.
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* A 3D model of the Venus of Willendorf was sculpted by Georgi Georgiev at Bon Art Studio for the Street Mission ride at PortAventura.artist profile on ArtStation It is one of several relics created as visuals for the interior environments of Oscar's trash can.
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