Venus of Lespugue

The Venus of Lespugue is a small prehistoric figurine, discovered in France and dated to around 25,000 years ago. It depicts a voluptuous female form, emphasizing features such as large breasts and hips, which are often associated with fertility and beauty. The figurine is a notable example of Paleolithic art, showcasing how early humans expressed their understanding of femininity and reproduction. Made from mammoth ivory, the Venus of Lespugue reflects the social and cultural values of the time, providing insight into the significance of women in prehistoric life.