Venus at the Bath Statue (Small)

Venus at the bath statue, after Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain, 1767.

The original marble sculpture was also know as Allegrains Venus.

Also known as Bather, the original Venus at the bath statue was Commissioned in 1756 and completed in 1767.

The concept was loosely derived from a work by Giambologna.

It was highly praised when the statue of Venus at the bath was shown at the 1767 Salon, and Louis XV offered it to his mistress, Madame Du Barry, who placed it in the park of her home, the Chateau de Louveciennes, France.

Artist: Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain

Museum: Louvre Museum, Paris

Time Period: Neoclassical.


Marble Sculpture

Our sculpture is produced by a unique and proprietary dry casting process. They are made of white Carrara marble and over 90% of the finished sculpture is natural marble which gives it a look and feel of natural marble. They are finished by hand.

Our unique High-Quality marble casts have:

✔ PURE WHITE color with a matt stone finish
✔ HIGH-RESISTANCE to outdoor conditions
✔ VISIBLE marble particles
✔ COLD feeling to the touch
✔ HEAVY weight