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Albert Joseph Moore painted A Venus in 1869, a full-length nude Modeled after the Venus de Milo. The goddess of love stands against a backdrop of white blossoms, her stance demure and contemplative with one arm raised in a graceful arc.
The painting measures 76.2 x 160 cm and marked Moore's move away from Old Testament scenes toward classical subjects. Like other artists of the Aesthetic Movement, he valued beautifully arranged forms over storytelling. A blue and white ceramic pot at the left reappears in later works.
A Venus hangs at the York Art Gallery in York, UK.
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Albert Joseph Moore, 1890

Albert Joseph Moore

Albert Joseph Moore

William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1879

Alexandre Cabanel, 1863

John William Godward

William-Adolphe Bouguereau, 1873

John William Godward

John William Godward

Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1909

Lawrence Alma-Tadema

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