Venus
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- Never before was it possible to get so close to one of the most famous statues in the world
- Perfect design with a 3D image of the 25,000 year old and 12 cm tall lady on the slipcase of the book
- The status of the Venus of Willendorf is incomparable and its value unmeasurable
- A must-have for fans of archeology
Full Description
In the evening of 6 August 1908, Josef Szombathy boarded a boat from Vienna to Aggsbach to take a carriage to Willendorf on the following day. He never suspected for one minute that he was about to make one of the greatest archaeological finds in human history – the Venus of Willendorf. Created 25,000 years ago, it is one of the most famous female figures in the history of mankind.
Through his camera, Lois Lammerhuber offers the reader a close look never seen before: Venus from all sides, with a wealth of details, down to the tiniest pore of the stone. In their essays, the Venus experts of Vienna’s Natural History Museum, Walpurga Antl-Weiser and Anton Kern, provide a glimpse into the world of the Stone Age period. The hardbound book is in a slipcase with a 3D image of the statue.
Specifications
- Publisher
- Edition Lammerhuber
- ISBN
- 9783901753084
- Published
- 20th Feb 2013
- Binding
- Hardback
- Territory
- USA & Canada
- Size
- 9.45 in x 12.6 in
- Pages
- 92 Pages
- Illustrations
- 42 color
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