This monumental antique bronze sculpture depicts the iconic 'Venus De Milo' , a classical figure celebrated for its timeless beauty. Crafted around 1900, this piece was likely produced using the Reduction Sauvage Process, a method employed for creating high-quality bronze reproductions. The sculpture captures the elegant drapery and serene expression of the original Hellenistic masterpiece, presented on an integrated rectangular plinth. It embodies the Neoclassical appreciation for ancient Greek and Roman. Note: A "Reduction Sauvage" statue refers to a high-quality 19th-century bronze miniature replica of a famous historical or classical sculpture, cast by the French bronze workshop of Pierre-Louis Frédéric Sauvage (1786–1857). "Reduction" indicates it is a scale-down of a larger masterpiece. Measures - 38.75"H x 11.75"W x 8"D