Venus De Milo Bust Sculptural Statue. Venus de Milo Bust - (2nd century B.C.), Louvre, Paris. One of the most famous sculptures in the world. Discovered in 1820 in Greece, this ideal of feminine beauty dates from the Hellenistic Age. The feeling of the Venus de Milo is a soft warm substance of the human female body and richness of her perfect face. This historical sculpture will be wonderful for the home or garden gallery. The only way you can get closer to the original is by visiting the Louvre! The Venus de Milo are composed of alabaster dust mixed with a durable binding compound, each detail is finished with care by the artisans of Italy's Egregia Workshop. Mounted on a solid alabaster base. Base is 7" diameter.