A plinth that was found with this statue reads [*] "
Salvador Dali made a version of this statue "aux tiroirs" ("oh tee-RAHR"), or "with drawers," and also included twenty-eight multicolored versions of this statue in his painting "Hallucinogenic Toreador." A plinth that was found with this statue reads [*] "Andros son of Menides, citizen of Antioch on the Maeander, made this." Drawings of this statue indicate that it held a golden apple in its left hand, and this sculpture was once mistakenly attributed to Praxiteles. For 10 points, name this sculpture that is missing two arms, depicting the Roman goddess of love, which is displayed in the Louvre.
Salvador Dali made a version of this statue "aux tiroirs" ("oh tee-RAHR"), or "with drawers," and also included twenty-eight multicolored versions of this statue in his painting "Hallucinogenic Toreador."
{Venus} de Milo