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| rdfs:comment | - The beautiful statue is a statue that appears in the Animal Crossing series. It makes its debut in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and is available for purchase at Crazy Redd's. Also known as Aphrodite of Milos, this statue is known to be a representation of the goddess Aphrodite. The value of this statue is priceless because of its age, constructed 130-100 BCE, and its great preservation. The reason why it is so famous and loved is also because of its depiction of raw female beauty. Although she is widely renowned for the mystery of her missing arms, enough evidence remains to prove that the right arm of the statue was lowered across the torso with the right hand resting on her raised left knee so it would appear to hold the sliding drapery wrapped around the hips and legs in place. There is a
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| nameother | - Estatua femenina
- Statua aggraziata
- Statue féminine
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| Info | - The fake statue has long hair and the genuine statue has short hair.
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| genuine | - Statue Beautiful Real.png
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| forgery | - Statue Beautiful Forged.png
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| abstract | - The beautiful statue is a statue that appears in the Animal Crossing series. It makes its debut in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and is available for purchase at Crazy Redd's. Also known as Aphrodite of Milos, this statue is known to be a representation of the goddess Aphrodite. The value of this statue is priceless because of its age, constructed 130-100 BCE, and its great preservation. The reason why it is so famous and loved is also because of its depiction of raw female beauty. Although she is widely renowned for the mystery of her missing arms, enough evidence remains to prove that the right arm of the statue was lowered across the torso with the right hand resting on her raised left knee so it would appear to hold the sliding drapery wrapped around the hips and legs in place. There is a filled hole below her right breast that originally contained a metal tenon that would have supported the separately carved right arm.
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