The Venus de Milo is an ancient
Greek statue and one of the most famous works of sculpture. It is Greek
mythology, the goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite, Roman mythology and the
matching of the goddess Venus. Statue is the height of 203cm, combined by two
pieces of marble mosaics, and the joint of two pieces of marble is very clever,
which is between the exposed body parts and the areas nearby wrapped towels. It
may have been made in the first 130 years or so. A Milo farmer named Iolcus found
it in Milos Island in 1820. He was trying to hide this statue but later a
Turkish officer found it. At that time a French ambassador to Turkey bought it and
now the statue is at the Louvre in Paris.
The
statue of Venus is universally known as the perfect female human body model.
It’s because her body completely meets the physical beauty of the golden ratio.
The golden section proportion relationship is 1:1. 618. Put it into a human
body, the human body will be divided into two parts, the cut-off point is
located right in the belly button. Symmetry of the human body ratio is 1:1. 618
too. Due to the proportion is close to 8:5 or 5:3, and the body length is 8
times longer than a head, so the total length can be divided into three sections:
head, neck down to the navel and navel to feet. The three parts that according
to the head as a benchmark divided the whole body into 1:3:5, which is the standard
rules of body beauty. The modeling of Venus charm lies in the fact that no
matter look from which angle, she is accord with the human body golden ratio,
so she can go beyond the times and become the symbol of perfect female beauty.
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