Alexander Cabanel depicted this figure in his most famous work, and Giorgione depicted this figure sleeping.
Alexander Cabanel depicted this figure in his most famous work, and Giorgione depicted this figure sleeping. In one work titled for this figure, two servants fetch clothes out of a drawer as a small dog sleeps by this figure's feet. A sculpture named for this figure made out of oolitic limestone was found in Willendorf. In a work by Velazquez, she is looking in a mirror, while Manet referred to an earlier painting of her in his Olympia. Titian painted this figure lying on white sheets in the one "of Urbino." For 10 points, identify this Roman goddess of love.
Alexander Cabanel depicted this figure in his most famous work, and Giorgione depicted this figure sleeping.
Venus [prompt on "Aphrodite" before "Roman" is read] 