The head of this figure is twisted over the shoulder to gaze down at a bare back in the "Kallipygos" rendering.
The head of this figure is twisted over the shoulder to gaze down at a bare back in the "Kallipygos" rendering. This deity crouches and turns to face the viewer with a vaguely surprised expression in a statue once owned by Peter Lely. In another rendering, this deity is seen wielding a sandal and preparing to put a holy beat down on Pan, who hangs from this figure's left arm. Many depictions of this deity in Classical times were referred to using the word (*) "Pudica," to refer to shame or modesty. Those depictions include the "Capitoline" version, which shows the same bathing urn present in a Praxiteles sculpture known as "[this deity] of Knidos" that was the first Classical depiction of this deity in the nude. For 10 points, name this deity depicted in that work as covering her genitalia with her left hand, the Greek goddess of love.
The head of this figure is twisted over the shoulder to gaze down at a bare back in the "Kallipygos" rendering.
Aphrodite [or Venus]