The image displays a marble sculpture of a nude woman, identified by a plaque as "Venus" by Antonio Tarsia. The sculpture is positioned on a white pedestal in front of a teal-colored wall, with a cream-colored wall to its right and a portion of a wooden frame visible on the far left. A second plaque on the right side of the image labels the artwork as "Garden and Palace in Strelna. Baroque Design" by Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond, with the sculpture itself identified as "Venus" by Antonio Tarsia (1682-1739), created between 1717 and 1718 from marble. The sculpture is displayed in the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The lighting suggests an indoor museum setting. in Saint Petersburg, Russia

Gala_IVS

Jul 2, 2026

Saint Petersburg, Russia

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The image displays a marble sculpture of a nude woman, identified by a plaque as "Venus" by Antonio Tarsia. The sculpture is positioned on a white pedestal in front of a teal-colored wall, with a cream-colored wall to its right and a portion of a wooden frame visible on the far left. A second plaque on the right side of the image labels the artwork as "Garden and Palace in Strelna. Baroque Design" by Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Le Blond, with the sculpture itself identified as "Venus" by Antonio Tarsia (1682-1739), created between 1717 and 1718 from marble. The sculpture is displayed in the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The lighting suggests an indoor museum setting.

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11,549

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