A Modern Venus

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Repeated measurement analysis of variance (ANOVA) of single factor (image 14, Venus of Wilendorf, modern images) has had a major main effect on attraction (2, 68) = 115.04 Then the modern image It was considered to be more images than the image. 14 and Willendorf Venus () are more attractive. The statue is not so. 14 was regarded as more attractive than Willendorf Venus (Figure 4). When the fixed number (10, 340) = 12.04 and the residence time (10, 340) = 17.94, repeated measure ANOVA of A 3 (image) × 6 (body area) Main effect was obtained. Most visual attention includes the breast, face and abdomen of all three images, the number of fixation of the lower body is small and the staying time is short. Compared to modern images, first considering the upper body, Virendorf Venus breast received more fixation, (34) = 4.90, and longer staying time, (34) = 5.82, no statue It was

Given that Venus is a symbol of beauty and sex, it is not surprising that Venus is always a common theme of classical art, medieval art, contemporary art. The art of Rome and Hellenism created many changes to the goddess. And it is based on Aphrodite of Cnidus which is usually Praxiteles's most famous sculpture. Many of the sculpture women's nude whose original motif is unknown are often referred to as "Venus" in contemporary art history, even if they describe deadly women rather than worship goddesses . Examples of such works include famous Milovinas (130 BC), Venus de Medici, Capitoline Owens and Venus Caripogos. Popular goddess style Syracuse