Venus of Lespugue

Summary

Venus of Lespugue is a figurine^[1]. It draws 97 Wikipedia views per month (figurine category, ranking #2 of 13).^[2]

Key Facts

• Venus of Lespugue is credited with the discovery of René de Saint-Périer^[3].
• Venus of Lespugue is in the country of France^[4].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Venus de Lespugue (replica).jpg^[5].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Lespugueimg 1518.jpg^[6].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Vénus de Lespugue Gravettien Musée de l'Homme 04022018 1.jpg^[7].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Vénus de Lespugue Gravettien Musée de l'Homme 04022018 2.jpg^[8].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Vénus de Lespugue Gravettien Musée de l'Homme 04022018 3.jpg^[9].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Vénus de Lespugue Gravettien Musée de l'Homme 04022018 4.jpg^[10].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Vénus de Lespugue Gravettien Musée de l'Homme 04022018 5.jpg^[11].
• Venus of Lespugue's image is recorded as Lespugue Venus - Fossils in the Arppeanum - DSC05512.JPG^[12].
• Venus of Lespugue's instance of is recorded as figurine^[13].
• Venus of Lespugue's instance of is recorded as Venus figurine^[14].
• Venus of Lespugue's movement is recorded as art of the Paleolithic^[15].
• Venus of Lespugue's genre is recorded as Venus figurine^[16].
• Venus of Lespugue's based on is recorded as law of frontality^[17].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as woman^[18].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as steatopygia^[19].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as female breast^[20].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as hip^[21].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as standing^[22].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as buttocks^[23].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as nudity^[24].
• Venus of Lespugue's depicts is recorded as waist-length hair^[25].
• Venus of Lespugue's made from material is recorded as ivory^[26].
• Venus of Lespugue's location of discovery is recorded as Rideaux cave^[27].

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Works and Contributions

Venus of Lespugue is credited with the discovery of René de Saint-Périer^[3].

Why It Matters

Venus of Lespugue draws 97 Wikipedia views per month (figurine category, ranking #2 of 13).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 18 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28]